The work reported in this paper has identified a research gap regarding the specific area of cross-cultural knowledge sharing through online systems in organisational settings, i.e. what are the factors impacting organisational members' online knowledge sharing behaviour in cross-cultural...

In today's economic climate, knowledge management is very important to the non-profit sector as these organisations experience the effects of a global recession. Financial instability may lead to downsising that creates a loss of important information. For non-profit organisations, a creative...

The purpose of this paper is to present a critical evaluation of the implementation and development of innovation and knowledge management in the Romanian emergent economy. As a former socialist country, Romania faced some specific difficulties in its transition from centrally controlled economy...

(VF)Plusieurs auteurs évoquent la «codification» et la «personnalisation» comme deux stratégies génériques de gestion des connaissances dans les entreprises. Cependant, aucune recherche n’a jusqu’à présent étudié spécifiquement les prévalences respectives de ces deux...

A regional, national or international innovation system’s capacity to be innovative requires a commitment to collaborate between universities and industry. To facilitate this commitment, public institutions have championed the creation of interface organisations to be responsible for...

The paper examines the implementation of Integrated Knowledge Space as an effective method for knowledge management in a global university network which will integrate all interested parties of the educational space: the faculty, scholars and business people within the framework of distributed...

In the post decade the business environment was altered with direct impact to the way business organized and managed. The ability to capture and harness corporate knowledge has become critical for firms as they seek to adapt to changes in the business environment. Business rules management...

Health care practitioners continually confront with a wide range of challenges, seeking to making difficult diagnoses, avoiding errors, ensuring highest quality, maximizing efficacy and reducing costs. Information technology has the potential to reduce clinical errors and to im-prove the...

This paper describes academic evaluation methods from the perspectives of its components: professors, disciplines, learning and evaluation methods and graduates. The knowledge management model and its relations to the e-Learning environment are presented.