Knowledge Management Bibliography - The Modern Times Workplace

[128] J. S. Brown and P. Duguid. Organizing knowledge. California Management Review, 40(1):90–111, 1998.
[129] J. S. Brown and P. Duguid. The Social Life of Information. Harvard Business School Press, Boston,
Massachusetts, 2000.
[130] T. L. Brown. Ringing up intellectual capital. Management Review, Jan. 1998.
[131] P. Browning and M. Lowndes. Content management systems. JISC Technology and Standards Watch
Report TSW 01-02, Sept. 2001.
[132] A. Brüggemann-Klein, R. Klein, and B. Landgraf. Exploring bibliographic databases by visualization
of annotated content-based relations. D-Lib Magazine, 5(11), Nov. 1999.
[133] A. Bryant. Chinese encyclopaedias and balinese cockfights—lessons for business process change and
knowledge management. Primavera Working Paper 2000-12, Department of Accountancy and Information
Management, University of Amsterdam, May 2000.
[134] B. Büchel and S. Raub. Building knowledge-creating value networks. European Management Journal,
20(6):587–596, Dec. 2002.
[135] S. Buckingham Shum. Balancing formality with informality: User-centred requirements for knowledge
management technologies. In Proceedings of the AAAI Spring Symposium on Artificial Intelligence in
Knowledge Management. AAAI, 1997.
[136] S. Buckingham Shum. Negotiating the construction and reconstruction of organisational memories.
Journal of Universal Computer Science, 3(8):899–928, 1997.
[137] S. Buckingham Shum. Representing hard-to-formalise, contextualised, multidisciplinary, organisational
knowledge. In Proceedings of the AAAI Spring Symposium on Artificial Intelligence in Knowledge
Management. AAAI, 1997.
[138] S. Buckingham Shum. Evolving the web for scientific knowledge: First steps towards an “HCI knowledge
web”. Interfaces, British HCI Group Magazine, 39:16–21, Dec. 1998.
[139] P. J. Buckley and M. J. Carter. Knowledge management in global technology markets: Applying theory
to practice. Long Range Planning, 33(1):55–71, Feb. 2000.
[140] J. Budzik and K. J. Hammond. Q&A: A system for the capture, organiation and reuse of expertise.
In Proceedings of the Sixty-second Annual Meeting of the American Society for Information Science,
Medford, NJ, 1999. Information Today, Inc.
[141] J. Budzik, K. J. Hammond, and L. Birnbaum. Information access in context. Knowledge-Based Systems,
14(1–2):37–53, Mar. 2001.
[142] P. N. Bukh, H. T. Larsen, and J. Mouritsen. Constructing intellectual capital statements. Scandinavian
Journal of Management, 17(1):87–108, Mar. 2001.
[143] W. Bukowitz. Knowledge Measurement: Phase Three, Global Findings Report. Arthur Andersen, Nov.
1998.
[144] W. R. Bukowitz and R. L. Williams. Knowledge Management Fieldbook. Financial Times/Prentice
Hall, London, revised edition, 2000.
[145] H.-J. Bullinger, K. Wagner, and P. Ohlhausen. Intellektuelles Kapital als wesentlicher Bestandteil des
Wissensmanagements. In Krallmann [526], pages 73–90.
[146] H.-J. Bullinger, J. Warschat, J. Prieto, and K. Worner. Wissensmanagement—Anspruch und Wirklichkeit:
Ergebnisse einer Unternehmensstudie in Deutschland. IM Information Management, 13(1):7–
23, Feb. 1998.
[147] A. P. Bünz and G. Kirch-Verfuss. Mapping the value of knowledge management. Knowledge Management,
4(4):20–25, Dec. 2000.
[148] P. R. Burden. Knowledge Management: The Bibliography. American Society for Information Science
and Technology, 2000.
[149] e-learning: Présentation générale et et solutions logicielles. Version 1.1, White Paper, Business Interactif,
Clichy, France, Nov. 2001.
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