Knowledge is often seen as information with specific properties; information is viewed as a
kind of preliminary stage to knowledge. Given this apparent relationship of information and …

Knowledge management is often seen as a problem of capturing, organizing, and retrieving
information, evoking notions of data mining, text clustering, databases, and documents. We …

The issue of how to support the reuse of knowledge—under rubrics such as organizational
memory, knowledge management, and expertise management—has received increasing …

Computer-based design environments for skilled domain workers have recently graduated
from research prototypes to commercial products, supporting the learning of individual …

This chapter is structured in two main parts. The first part offers a brief, and self-admittedly
stylized, overview and critique of dominant approaches to knowledge management and its …

Begins with a critical review of the literature on knowledge management, arguing that its
focus on IT to create a network structure may limit its potential for encouraging knowledge …

Purpose–Aims to impart new insights into the role of information technology (IT) in
knowledge extraction, capture, distribution and personalization. The paper seeks to pin …

The information-based approaches to KM focus on making knowledge more manageable by
“capturing, archiving, tracking, synthesizing, and diffusing information”(Reis & Clohesy …

Time and Place Cynefin (pronounced cun-ev-in) is a Welsh word with no direct equivalent in
English. As a noun it is translated as habitat, as an adjective acquainted or familiar, but …

Information and communication technologies (ICTs) and associated systems are
increasingly powerful, pervasive, and globally spread. This suggests great opportunities for …