Knowledge Management and Virtual Organizations Book

	Preface	i
Part 1	Knowledge Management, Virtual Organizations and Virtual Teams
Chapter I	Knowledge Management and New Organization Forms: A Framework for Business Model Innovation	2
Chapter II	The Knowledge-Based View (KBV) of the Virtual Web, the Virtual Corporation and the Net-Broker	20
Chapter III	Implementing Virtual Organizing in Business Networks: A Method of Inter-Business Networking	43
Chapter IV	Interorganizational Knowledge Management: Some Perspectives for Knowledge Oriented Strategic Management in Virtual Organizations	63
Chapter V	Computer Mediated Interorganizational Knowledge Sharing: Insights from a Virtual Team Innovating, Using a Collaborative Tool	84
Chapter VI	The Glue That Binds Creative Virtual Teams	101
Chapter VII	Using Patterns to Capture Tacit Knowledge and Enhance Knowledge Transfer in Virtual Teams	124
Chapter VIII	Managing Knowledge for Strategic Advantages in the Virtual Organization	144
Chapter IX	Virtual Organizations That Cooperate and Compete: Managing the Risks of Knowledge Exchange	162
Chapter X	Knowledge Management and Organizational Design	181
Part 2	Success Factors for Knowledge Management and Virtual Organizations
Chapter XI	Becoming Knowledge-Powered: Planning the Transformation	196
Chapter XII	Integrated Analysis and Design of Knowledge Systems and Processes	214
Chapter XIII	Role of Organizational Controls in Knowledge Management: Is Knowledge Management Really an "Oxymoron"?	245
Chapter XIV	Beyond Customer Knowledge Management: Customers as Knowledge Co-Creators	258
Chapter XV	Knowledge Management-the Second Generation: Creating Competencies with and Between Work Communities in the Compentence Laboratory	282
Chapter XVI	Success Factors in Leveraging the Corporate Information and Knowledge Resource Through Intranets	306
Chapter XVII	Creating Knowledge-Based Communities of Practice: Lessons Learned from AMS's Knowledge Management Initiatives	321
Chapter XVIII	Knowledge Acquisition and Management: Perspectives, Strategic Implications and Extensions to the Virtual Setting	333
Chapter XIX	Knowledge Needs of Self-Organized Systems	350
Chapter XX	Information Quality and Its Interpretative Reconfiguration as a Premise of Knowledge Management in Virtual Organizations	365
	About the Authors	380
	Index	390