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Ch. I Knowledge Sharing and Sociality: On the Linguistic Embeddedness of Knowledge Exchange in International Subsidiaries Jakob Lauring Lauring, Jakob Toke Bjerregaard Bjerregaard, Toke 1
Ch. II Organizational Learning During Changes in Estonian Organization Ruth Alas Alas, Ruth 15
Ch. III Strategies for Assessing Organisational Knowledge Assets Giovanni Schiuma Schiuma, Giovanni 26
Ch. IV Division of Interfirm Activities in the Knowledge-Based Economy: The Crucial Role of Knowledge Processors Poul Houman Andersen Andersen, Poul Houman 41
Ch. V The Conundrum of Valuing a Company s Intellectual Capital: The Role of Taken-for-Granted Indicators Luiz Antonio Joia Joia, Luiz Antonio Paulo Sergio da Silva Sanz Sanz, Paulo Sergio da Silva 58
Ch. VI The Multicultural Organization: A Historic Organizational Theory for Gaining Competitiveness in Global Business Environment Tongo Constantine Imafidon Imafidon, Tongo Constantine 72
Ch. VII Developing a Corporate Memory as a Competitive Advantage in the ICT-Sector Arla Juntunen Juntunen, Arla 86
Ch. VIII Learning Organizations or Organizations for Learning? How Small Firms can Learn from Planned and Random Technical Problem-Solving: Implications for Technical Education Corrado lo Storto Storto, Corrado lo 108
Ch. IX Learning at the Core: Knowledge Management as an Employer Strategy for Lifelong Learning Ernesto Villalba Villalba, Ernesto 132
Ch. X An Integrated Knowledge Innovation Process Management Model: The Case of Skandia Dimitris Bibikas Bibikas, Dimitris Iraklis Paraskakis Paraskakis, Iraklis Alexandros G. Psychogios Psychogios, Alexandros G. Ana C. Vasconcelos Vasconcelos, Ana C. 156
Ch. XIIntellectual Capital Reporting: Can a Strategy Perspective Solve Accounting Problems? Christian Nielsen Nielsen, Christian Robin Roslender Roslender, Robin Per Nikolaj Bukh Bukh, Per Nikolaj 174
Ch. XII Managing the Information Technology: Knowledge Transfer in Virtual Teams Huei-Chen Hsu Hsu, Huei-Chen 192
Sect. I Selected Readings
Ch. XIII The Building of the Intellectual Capital Statement in Multinationals: Challenges for the Future Miltiadis D. Lytras Lytras, Miltiadis D. Patricia Ordonez de Pablos de Pablos, Patricia Ordonez 212
Ch. XIV Intellectual Capital in Knowledge-Intensive Firms: Exploring the Concept and Main Components in Boston s Route 128 Pedro Lopez Saez Saez, Pedro Lopez Jose Emilio Navas Lopez Lopez, Jose Emilio Navas Gregorio Martin de Castro de Castro, Gregorio Martin 224
Ch. XV Organizations and Learning Process: Its Antecedents and Consequences in Enterprise System Implementation Weiling Ke Ke, Weiling Kwok Kee Wei Wei, Kwok Kee 236
Ch. XVI Organizational Environmental, and Human Factors in E-Learning Diffusion Kholekile L. Gwebu Gwebu, Kholekile L. Jing Wang Jing, Wang 254
Ch. XVII Supporting Innovation Through Knowledge Management in the Extended Enterprise Mikel Sorli Sorli, Mikel Dragan Stokic Stokic, Dragan 272
Ch. XVIII Government Innovation Through Knowledge Management Luis Felipe Luna-Reyes Luna-Reyes, Luis Felipe 291
Ch. XIX A Technology-Focused Framework for Integrating Knowledge Management into Strategic Innovation Management Marc Henselewski Henselewski, Marc Stefan Smolnik Smolnik, Stefan Gerold Riempp Riempp, Gerold 306
Compilation of References 329
Index 373
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