This three-phased study examines corporate blog use, specifically the impact and value of
blogs on organizational social capital and knowledge sharing at Dell Inc., a global computer …

Corporate blogs are expected to facilitate communication, knowledge sharing, and
collaborative innovation within organizations. However, empirical evidence has yet to be …

In order to foster knowledge-sharing among employees, an increasing number of
companies has recently begun implementing social network-based enterprise social media …

Blogs are currently powerful instrument and their proliferation has attracted substantial
attention from marketing practitioners and academics. The aim of this study is to propose a …

Blogs have emerged as an innovative tool for sharing information and knowledge, and they
command significant interest from information technology (IT) users as well as providers. Our …

Following the lead of today's hi-tech businesses and industries, many college campuses
have begun using Web. 2.0 social media technologies like Facebook, blogs, Twitter, and …

Intra-organizational social media systems, such as corporate blogging, are increasingly
implemented in companies. Although it is usually expected that such systems are used for …

The concept of Web 2.0 has gained widespread prominence in recent years. The use of
Web 2.0 applications on an individual level is currently extensive, and such applications …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to explore social media's impact on organizational
knowledge quality through the theoretical lens of social capital and resource exchange …

Organizations struggle to find ways to improve employees' performance. To date, little
research has empirically examined the relationship between enterprise social media use …