... in organizations (1995‐2005). The sources are divided into three basic elements: The Internet (WEB 2.0), the organizational implementation (Enterprise 2.0) and the organizational implementation of knowledge sharing (KM2.0). Findings WEB 2.0 is very close in its principles and attributes to knowledge...

... few, the purpose of this paper is to take internet performance as a proxy for web services performance. Design/methodology/approach The authors surveyed 106 e‐business SMEs to identify key drivers for internet performance, and then predicted web services performance. Findings...

... solutions. a conscious strategy of getting the right knowledge to the right people at the right time and helping people share and put information into action in ways that strive to improve organizational performance. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Information Management Internet Corporate...

... contends, comes from active social engagement. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Community relations Internet Knowledge management In traditional organizations, members share knowledge through routines and cultural norms (Nelson and Winter, 1982). When organizations virtualize, they lose...

... and knowledge repositories. Management of the tactical knowledge necessary for exploiting competitive intelligence (Vedder et al., 1999) might involve IT communications technologies. Tools used for such applications include groupware for marketing collaboration or Internet technologies such as spiders...

...Jennifer Rowley All Web sites can be viewed as portals through which users have access to other parts of the Internet, but those Web sites whose primary objective is to guide users through the Internet, such as those of the search engines, shopping bots and other bots, and subject gateways, have...

..., including cross‐national experimentation and replications. Research Databases Software development Internet © MCB UP Limited 1999 Experimental methods are quickly gaining acceptance as a productive way of conducting research in the social sciences. In economics, for example...

... is encountering? This article presents findings and lessons learned from our in‐depth interviews with the organizers of these virtual groups. © MCB UP Limited 1999 Discussion forum Internet Intranet Knowledge sharing On‐line community Virtual team It is hard to pick up a business publication...