... work groups or for particular organizational processes, this study has demonstrated a useful foundation for analyzing an organization as a whole. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Knowledge management Knowledge‐intensive organizations Knowledge organizations Organizational...

... references to much older sources can distort the overall pattern of citation memory using a mean. Information management Knowledge organizations Intellectual capital Knowledge management Charles Dickens opened the second chapter of his 1865 novel Our Mutual Friend with a description...

... Knowledge organizations Over the years, Nonaka and associates expanded their work into a more general theory of organizational knowledge creation, in which the concept of ba and enabling conditions play a pivotal role: […] Organizational knowledge creation is defined as the process of making...

.... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Knowledge management Organizations Knowledge organizations Over the past two decades, there has been a significant increase in the amount of attention paid to issues surrounding organizational knowledge. As traditional sources of organizational...

... Knowledge organizations Epistemology Innovation The growing relevance of knowledge management (KM) in organizational studies and practice can be observed in the accumulated research and publications on this topic during the last 15 years (Collinson and Wilson, 2006 ; Nonaka et al., 2006...

... Publishing Limited 2010 Measurement Knowledge organizations Knowledge management Creating knowledge provides value to organisations and the potential to create and sustain competitive advantage (Boisot, 1998 ; Bryant, 2005 ; Grant, 1997 ; Spender, 1996 ; Tsoukas and Mylonopoulos, 2004...

... in the contemporary economy (Corso et al., 2006). Knowledge management Competitive strategy Knowledge organizations Remote workers One such reason is that dispersed members may experience incommensurable categorization schemes (Duimering and Wensley, 2001). This stream of research...

... Knowledge economy Knowledge organizations Research Universities today are playing a new role in the development of the economies of their countries (Etzkowitz, 2001). Knowledge and intellectual capital are now the bases of a new source of wealth for organizations and are engines of economic...

... dimensions of proximity: Knowledge management Knowledge transfer Knowledge organizations Knowledge economy Geographical proximity is the most frequently used dimension of proximity in the literature. The definition of geographical proximity strictly refers to the spatial or physical distance...

... Knowledge management Knowledge organizations Knowledge sharing Knowledge transfer Brain In a little over 30 years, Singapore raised its annual per capita income from $1,000 to $30,000 (Yew, 2000), and by 2007 Singapore was recognized as having the second highest per capita...

... that wellbeing emerges as a result of knowledge‐based development. Sustainable development Cities Human capital Social capital Knowledge organizations Communication technologies Collaboration among various types of communities, facilitated by information and communication technologies (ICT...

...William R. King Purpose The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate the importance of an integrated architecture in creating an effective knowledge organization (EKO). Design/methodology/approach Development of a conceptual model of the architecture of an EKO. Findings...

... form of essential human identity from the emerging global mind. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Social processes Cultural synergy Social interaction Knowledge management Knowledge organizations The twenty‐first century marks the beginning of a new human consciousness...

... Knowledge organizations Information society This is the second annual JKM Special Issue on knowledge‐based development, following the two initial special issues of 2002 (Vol. 6 No. 4) and 2004 (Vol. 8 No. 5), as well as the first annual special issue of 2006 (Vol. 10 No. 5). What began...

... Knowledge management Knowledge economy Knowledge organizations Information society Annual special issue on Knowledge-based development Guest Editor: Francisco Javier CarrilloThe Journal of Knowledge Management Special Issue on Knowledge-based Development is published...

... Knowledge organizations Cities Economic development Leisure facilities In a growing knowledge economy talent and creativity are becoming increasingly decisive in shaping economic opportunity and knowledge based urban development. Prosperity now depends less on access to physical resources...

... Limited 2007 Knowledge management Knowledge organizations E‐learning A complex skill development analysis requires a multilayered skill development framework, which this paper will advance. Such framework advances that connectivity and other skills in knowledge facilitators will provide...

... are also optimally sequenced. Similarly, if we optimally form the knowledge flows then we can accordingly redesign the business processes so as to be evaluated as those of a knowledge organization. The most proper way for enhancing existing business processes to be those of a knowledge organization...

... theory Information transfer Knowledge organizations In the context of knowledge‐intensive organizations it could be said that experts are transferring knowledge and not just information. In many cases these experts have a shared knowledge domain thanks to which they are able to communicate...

.... It reveals that innovation in operational mechanism is of importance for the motivation of employees to keep the vigour of enterprise. Weixi Xing can be contacted at: wxx20@cam.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Intangible assets Intellectual capital Knowledge organizations...