Knowledge Management Bibliography - The Modern Times Workplace

[860] U. Schultze. Investigating the contradictions in knowledge management. In T. J. Larsen, L. Levine,
and J. I. DeGross, editors, Proceedings of the IFIP WG8.2 & WG8.6 Joint Working Conference on
Information Systems: Current Issues and Future Changes, Helsinki, Finland, 10–13 December 1998,
pages 155–174, Laxenburg, Austria, 1999. International Federation for Information Processing.
[861] A. Schulze. Applied knowledge management in innovation processes. In H. J. Müller, A. Abecker,
H. Maus, and K. Hinkelmann, editors, Geschäftsprozessorientiertes Wissensmanagement: Von der
Strategie zum Content. Proceedings of the Workshops at WM’2001, Baden-Baden, Germany, 14–16
March 2001, Kaiserslautern, Germany, 2001. Deutsches Forschungszentrum für Künstliche Intelligenz.
[862] P. Schütt. Die richtige Balance zwischen stillem und explizitem Wissen. Wissensmanagement, pages
29–32, July 2000.
[863] P. Schütt. Wissensmanagement: Mehrwert durch Wissen. Falken Manager Training. Falken Verlag,
Niedernhausen/Ts., 2000.
[864] D. G. Schwartz. Towards the use of user-centric meta-knowledge in applying organizational memory
to email communications. In Building, Maintaining, and Using Organizational Memories (OM-98).
Proceedings of the 1st Workshop, Brighton, UK, 24–25 Aug. 1998.
[865] D. G. Schwartz. When email meets organizational memories: Addressing threats to communication in
a learning organization. International Journal of Human Computer Studies, 51(3):599–614, Sept. 1999.
[866] J. E. Scott. The role of information technology in organizational knowledge creation for new product
development. In Proceedings of the Second Americas Conference on Information Systems, pages 28–30,
Aug. 1996.
[867] J. E. Scott. Organizational knowledge and the intranet. Decision Support Systems, 23(1):3–17, May
1998.
[868] K. Scott. Knowledge management is a state of mind. Information Week, 9 Nov. 1998.
[869] P. Seemann. Real-world knowledge management: What’s working for Hoffman-LaRoche. Case study,
Ernst & Young Center for Business Innovation, 1996.
[870] W. Selen. Knowledge management in resource-based competitive environments: A roadmap for building
learning organizations. Journal of Knowledge Management, 4(4):346–353, 2000.
[871] A. M. Selvin and S. J. Buckingham Shum. Rapid knowledge construction: A case study in corporate
contingency planning using collaborative hypermedia. In Knowledge Management Beyond the Hype:
Proceedings of KMAC 2000. 16-19 July 2000, Aston Business School, Aston University, Birmingham,
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[872] P. M. Senge. The Fifth Discipline Fieldbook: Strategies and Tools for Building a Learning Organization.
Doubleday, New York, 1994.
[873] P. M. Senge. The Fifth Discipline: The Art and Practice of the Learning Organization. Doubleday,
New York, 1994.
[874] H.-G. Servatius. Intellektuelle Wertschöpfung mit Wissensnetzwerken. IM Information Management,
13(1):101–104, Feb. 1998.
[875] S. Seufert. Work-based learning and knowledge management: An integrated concept of organizational
learning. In H. R. Hansen, M. Bichler, and H. Mahrer, editors, ECIS 2000: A Cyberspace Odyssey. Proceedings
of the 8th European Conference on Information Systems, volume 2, pages 1413–1420, Vienna,
Austria, July 2000. Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration.
[876] A. B. R. Shanei, J. A. Sena, and M. W. Stebbins. Knowledge work teams and groupware technology:
Learning from Seagate’s experience. Journal of Knowledge Management, 4(2):111–124, 2000.
[877] R. Sharda, G. L. Frankwick, and O. Turetken. Group knowledge networks: A framework and an
implementation. Information Systems Frontiers, 1(3):221–239, 1999.
[878] S. Z. Shariq. Sense making and artifacts: An exploration into the role of tools in knowledge management.
Journal of Knowledge Management, 2(2):10–19, Dec. 1998.
[879] M. Sharples. The design of personal mobile technologies for lifelong learning. Computers & Education,
34(3–4):177–193, Apr. 2000.
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