During the last few decades, the PSS literature has documented industrial firms'
transformation from the product dominant logic of business to product-service bundles …

The concept of communities of practice has generated considerable debate among scholars
of management. Attention has shifted from a concern with the transmission and reproduction …

Academic and practitioner interpretations of knowledge management are captured through
a comprehensive taxonomy of knowledge models. How knowledge is absorbed raises the …

Purpose–Despite the increasing popularity of virtual communities of practice (VCoPs), our
understanding of how to intentionally form, develop and sustain them is still at an embryonic …

Healthcare systems across the globe are riding a wave of clinical health IT investment,
centered on electronic health records (EHR) systems. Supported by governmental …

The implementation of new information technology (IT) often aims at transforming work
practices. The information systems (IS) literature has detailed numerous cases of …

The capability to establish boundary‐spanning practices within and across organizations
has for long been recognized as a key strategic resource. As organizations are becoming …

To learn and adapt, organizations engage widely in Information Technology (IT)-mediated
boundary-spanning. This involves making sense of a swath of peripheral information made …

Information Technology is often viewed as imposing too much standardization and limiting
flexibility in New Product Development (NPD). This paper aims at understanding how the …

Our paper examines issues of epistemology, power and culture with respect to their impact
upon the use of information and communication technology (ICT) to manage knowledge …