Knowledge Management Bibliography - The Modern Times Workplace

[946] P.-O. M. Sverlinger. Managing Knowledge in Professional Service Organizations: Technical Consultants
Serving the Construction Industry. PhD thesis, Department of Service Management, Chalmers
University of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden, 2000.
[947] J. Swaak, A. Lansink, E. Heeren, B. Hendriks, P. Kalff, J. d. Oudsten, R. Böhmer, R. Bakker, and
C. Verwijs. Measuring knowledge management investments and results: Two business cases. Paper
presented at the 5th AEPF-Tagung, Bremen, 10 March 2000, 10 Mar. 2000.
[948] J. Swan. Knowledge management in action: Integrating knowledge across communities. In Proceedings
of the 34th Annual Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences, HICSS-34, pages 2313–2321,
Los Alamitos, CA, USA, 2001. IEEE Computer Society.
[949] J. Swan and S. Newell. Linking knowledge management and innovation. 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 1, pages 591–598, Vienna, Austria, July 2000. Vienna University of
Economics and Business Administration.
[950] J. Swan, S. Newell, and M. Robertson. Knowledge management: When will people management
enter the debate? In R. H. Sprague, Jr., editor, Proceedings of the 33rd Annual Hawaii International
Conference on Systems Sciences, HICSS-33, pages 963–972, Los Alamitos, CA, USA, 2000. IEEE
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[951] J. Swan, S. Newell, and M. Robertson. Limits of IT-driven knowledge management initiatives for
interactive innovation processes: Towards a community-based approach. In R. H. Sprague, Jr., editor,
Proceedings of the 33rd Annual Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences, HICSS-33, pages
84–94, Los Alamitos, CA, USA, 2000. IEEE Computer Society.
[952] J. Swan, S. Newell, H. Scarbrough, and D. Hislop. Knowledge management and innovation: Networks
and networking. Journal of Knowledge Management, 3(4):262–275, 1999.
[953] J. Swan and H. Scarbrough. Knowledge, purpose and process: Linking knowledge management and
innovation. In Proceedings of the 34th Annual Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences,
HICSS-34, pages 1440–1449, Los Alamitos, CA, USA, 2001. IEEE Computer Society.
[954] S. Swoyer. Groupware: The cornerstone of knowledge management. ent, 23 Feb. 2000.
[955] J. R. Syed. An adaptive framework for knowledge work. Journal of Knowledge Management, 2(2):59–69,
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[956] R. Tanler. Maximizing intellectual assets. Knowledge Management, Jan. 1999.
[957] G. H. Taylor. Knowledge companies. In Halal [380], pages 97–109.
[958] D. J. Teece. Research directions for knowledge management. California Management Review, 40(3):289–
292, Spring 1998.
[959] D. J. Teece. Strategies for managing knowledge assets: the role of firm structure and industrial context.
Long Range Planning, 33(1):35–54, Feb. 2000.
[960] D. Te’eni and D. G. Schwartz. Contextualization in computer-mediated communication: Theory informs
design. In L. Brooks and C. Kimble, editors, Proceedings of the Fourth UKAIS Conference, pages 327–
338. University of York, McGraw Hill, Apr. 1999.
[961] D. Te’eni and H. Weinberger. Systems development of organizational memory: A literature survey. 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 1, pages 219–226, Vienna, Austria, July
2000. Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration.
[962] J. Teresko. Information rich, knowledge poor? IndustryWeek, Feb. 1999.
[963] A. Teubner and M. Nietsch. Managing knowledge in medium-sized software companies. 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 917–925, Vienna, Austria, July 2000.
Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration.
[964] T. Teufel, J. Röhricht, and P. Willems. SAP R/3 Prozeßanalyse mit Knowledge Maps: Von einem
beschleunigten Business Engineering zum organisatorischen Wissensmanagement. Addison-Wesley,
München, 1999.
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