... Guan Gan Goh can be contacted at: gggoh@mmu.edu.my © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Knowledge sharing Information technology Communication technologies Small to medium‐sized enterprises Knowledge management Knowledge technology Malaysia Manufacturing industries As more...

... or technology capabilities of the development environment. What are actual communication needs of developers; and how do we enable developers to self‐assess and select appropriate communication technology for their tasks in the DADE. The purpose of this paper is to investigate and present research based...

... from the fact that the influence of national culture on the use of web 2.0 has not yet been addressed in the literature. Worldwide web Culture Communication technologies National cultures It is difficult to find a concise, generally agreed upon definition of web 2.0, a term...

... spaces. This gives a sense of environment that continues to exist and function long after the participant has departed the synthetic space (Bell, 2008). Knowledge management Worldwide web Internet Communication technologies Workplace training Web 2.0 applications such as blogs, wikis...

...Larry Stillman; Stefanie Kethers; Rebecca French; Dean Lombard Purpose This paper aims to address the need for responsive methodologies to investigate how information and communication technologies (ICTs) are used in non‐business and non‐corporate environments. Design/methodology...

... to know about the practical recent KM technology implementations. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Communication technologies Tacit knowledge Extensible Markup Language Worldwide web Semantics The dialog between technology proponents and knowledge management (KM...

... The lessons learned from this case can help other health organizations to better understand the barriers and enablers associated with implementing a KM initiative in a complex environment. Health services Bahrain Knowledge management Communication technologies Decision making © Emerald...

... is defining a workable process by which people (knowledge workers) can interpret and find meaning in organizational data and information. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Knowledge management Decision support systems Simulation Communication technologies Knowledge management (KM...

.... These outcomes can be translated into the following measures of effectiveness: © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Communication technologies Knowledge management Project management Project level success factors include traditional triple constraints of projects – scope, time, and cost...

... for a concept originally developed by IBM and Harvard School of Business. PMF outcome is an indicator of what level of knowledge needed for the implementation. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Knowledge management Customer service management Configuration management Communication...

... Communication technologies Governance Increasing technological complexity due to growing trans‐ and interdisciplinary characters of technologies, strong competition, and shortening product‐cycles force organisations to concentrate and specialise further on their core competencies. Thus, intensified...

... Communication technologies Customer service management The SysSec Group [1] is a European‐based global software company which designs corporate network security and mission critical e‐business solutions. The company originated as a spin‐off from a large global database solutions company, initially...

... led to information overload. Then organizations felt the burden and started to complain about the symptoms of what Gorsky et al. (1999) called Informcenosis; which is a direct result of information and communication technologies (ICTs) explosion. This same conclusion reached by Wilson...

... Government Communication technologies Web and e‐technology enabled applications are on a steep and accelerating growth curve. They are providing organizations both large and small entirely new and innovative ways to grow markets and serve customers in ways that were unimaginable less than a short...

... importantly, what is not, and in finding out what really needs to be retained and disseminated. Enterprises need to start deciding just how much of their knowledge needs to be “managed” (i.e. maintained centrally) and how much just “is” and will remain that way. Knowledge management Communication...

...Mirghani S. Mohamed Purpose The paper aims to investigate the synergetic effects of knowledge management (KM) and information and communication technologies (ICT) on globalization progression. Then the article seeks to portray how this synergy can be employed in various KM activities...

.... , Currion , P. and Steinberger , J. (2005), Information and Communication Technology for Peace: The Role of ICT in Preventing, Responding to and Recovering from Conflict, UN ICT Task Force, available at: www.ict4peace.org/fs‐search/download/ict4peace_ebook.pdf?version_id=9470 (accessed...

... scenario for the application of the IWW in mobile real‐time coordination has been suggested yet. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Real time scheduling Communication technologies Wireless Intelligent manufacturing systems Worldwide web Supply chain is the network...

...Alex Bennet; M. Shane Tomblin Purpose The purpose of this article is to provide an integrated framework including knowledge management (KM), organizational learning (OL), and information and communication technologies (ICT). Design/methodology/approach A synthesis of the existing...

... Internet Terrorism Communication technologies Tsunami At the time of the September 11, 2001 attack, more than 4,000 planes en route to US destinations were grounded or re‐routed to Canada. All government offices in New York were closed, and the evacuation of all Manhattan areas south of Canal...