..., and transfer such knowledge. In addition, EU projects must always be completed within a specified time period, which makes the harnessing and re‐use of knowledge a necessity. Culture Knowledge management Worldwide web European Union Knowledge sharing In Europe lifelong learning programmes...

... 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...

...‐scientist.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Multimedia Knowledge management Worldwide web Document handling An information space is defined as a specific environment, or an object containing accessible and comprehensible information. The type of information, the quality...

..., 2004). Rather, NoP appear as open systems that emerge spontaneously, “by sheer will of its members and whose eagerness to collaborate, learn and create knowledge together increases with time” (Cox, 2007). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Knowledge management Worldwide web Internet...

... 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...

..., Sinnote describes the key points where LIS professionals can be involved in KM initiatives. Parirokh and Fattahi (2005) report how sharing of knowledge among librarians can improve organizational learning in academic libraries. Worldwide web University libraries Artificial intelligence Knowledge...

... processes. Very few frameworks have been developed to support the full innovation process. Innovation Knowledge management Process management Worldwide web Knowledge management (KM) is evolving and is taking full advantage of the morphing of the worldwide web into a vehicle that is less...

... (www.smh.com.au/articles/2007/04/23/1177180569460.html). These are just a few examples. Worldwide web Data analysis Suicide Young adults Depression Social networks There has been a significant amount of research conducted on suicide around the world, and in particular in regards to youth suicide...

... attention. With this paper the iBridge platform will be known to a wider audience. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 China Knowledge management Worldwide web Networking Globalization Perhaps the most important principle in today's global and knowledge‐based economy...

... 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...

... Limited 2008 Markup languages Systems software Worldwide web Knowledge management Effective knowledge management techniques involve the harnessing of information that can provide value for human beings. One everyday example is seen in the use of the world wide web, unarguably one...

... Publishing Limited 2006 Knowledge management Modelling Knowledge sharing Worldwide web Semantics Technology has been heralded as the answer to our information requirements, a charge that has been extended to meet our knowledge requirements as well. Intranets have been cited as examples...

... provided by multiple vendors. Progress in this area is proceeding rapidly and we are likely to see significant results in the next one to three years. Real time scheduling Communication technologies Wireless Intelligent manufacturing systems Worldwide web Supply chain is the network...

... Group Publishing Limited 2005 Knowledge management Standards Worldwide web Semantics Web services are becoming increasingly important to the life sciences as they provide an opportunity to interoperate distributed resources as scientific workflows. The first web services project...

... that the notion and form of a toolkit and the tools held within has yet to be clearly established © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Worldwide web Information searches Learning Software tools The catalyst for EVALKIT, the JISC funded infromation communications technology (ICT) evaluation...