Knowledge Management: Innovation, Technology & Cultures: Proceedings of the 2007 International Conference on Knowledge Management, Vienna, Book

Preface     ix
Korero: An Integrated Community-Based Platform for Collaboration   Josef Kolbitsch     1
Knowledge Management, Absorptive Capacity and Organizational Culture: A Case Study from Chinese SMEs   Weifeng Chen   Tally Hatzakis     15
Browsing and Visualization of Semantic Web Content - From Web to the Desktop   Shah Khusro   Amin Andjonshoaa   A Min Tjoa     27
Knowledge Management: Towards a Cross-Cultural and Institutional Framework   Kavoos Mohannak   Kate Hutchings     37
Global Exchange of Knowledge and Best-Practices in Siemens Building Technologies with "References@SBT"   Johannes Muller     55
The Network Perspective to Organizational Learning - A Comparison of Two Companies   Marko Pahor   Miha Skerlavaj   Vlado Dimovski     65
Push-Style Design Support System: Automatic Check of Technical Document with Design Knowledge   Takashi Hirano   Koichi Tanigaki   Yasuhiro Okada   Shinya Takahashi     81
Knowledge Diffusion through SME Websites   Kerstin Fink   Mag. Christian Ploder     91
Enabling Knowledge Creation and Sharing in Software Organizations: The Case of the Brazilian Federal Software Agency   Tatiana Furquim   MarcilioOliveira   Sueli Amaral     101
Ontology Development for Human Resource Management   Jurgen Dorn   Tabbasum Naz   Markus Pichlmair     109
Standards for Productive Knowledge Work - Theoretical Foundation and Application of an Analysis Technique   Sebastian Eschenbach   Bettina Schauer   Manfred Della Schiava   Doris Riedl     121
Involving Key Stakeholders into Regional Innovation Processes   Patricia Wolf   Simone Schweikert   Jens O. Meissner   Christoph Hauser     131
A Method for Measurement of Knowledge in Organization Based on the SECI Model   Abbas Afrazeh   Navid Nezafati     141
A Top-Level Ontology for Smart Document Access   Ronald Maier   Johannes Sametinger     153
Knowledge Management between Provision and Generation of Knowledge   Frank Fuchs-Kittowski   Klaus Fuchs-Kittowski     165
An Analytical Framework for Exploring Knowledge Networks Based on Communication: The Case of a Research Organization   Wolfgang Czerny   Barbara Heller-Schuh   Micha Horacek     177
The B2B Knowledge Environment in China: Shifting from Tacit Understanding to Explicit Representation   Robert M. Davison   Carol Xiaojuan Ou      189
"Knowledge is Power" - More than a Bumper Sticker Foucault's Discourse Analysis as a Conceptual Basis for Knowledge Management   Michael R. Olsson     201
Knowledge Creation in Organizations: Proposition for a New Model   Anjan Roy   Rajen K. Gupta   Kulbushan C. Saxena   Arijit Sikdar     211
Visiting the Future of Learning and Education from a Complexity Perspective   Ton Jorg     227
Data Mining Approach to Modelling Policyholder's Claim Behaviour   Anna Kohlmayr   Nick Scerbakov     243
Knowledge Warehousing: An Appraisal   Alexeis Garcia-Perez   Amit Mitra     255
Holistic Approaches in KM. Critical Review & Measures for Broader Adoption of KM in Practice   Stephan Wildner   Franz Lehner   Hans Lehmann     265
Measuring Core Competencies in a Clustered Network of Knowledge   Simona Colucci   Tommaso Di Noia   Eugenio Di Sciascio   Francesco M. Donini   Azzurra Ragone     279
The Urgent Need for Change: Rethinking Knowledge and Management   Christian Fuchs   Stefan Blachfellner   Robert Bichler     293
The Use of Knowledge Management Tools Depending on Departmental Functions   Helmut Kasper   Jurgen Muhlbacher    Barbara Muller     309
Human Intervention in Cross-Organizational Process Development   Stefan Oppl   Peter Peherstorfer     317
Using Modes of Collaboration to Share Project Knowledge   Deborah E. Swain     327
Knowledge Management in Societies - The Vindobona Project to Reinvent Universities   Franz Hoerrmann     337
How to Measure and Evaluate Organisational Capability to Learn: A Tool Suggestion for an Appropriate Treatment of a Crucial Company Resource   Christof Baitsch   Ralf Wetzel     349
Why is Fighting Plagiarism and IPR Violation Suddenly of Paramount Importance?   Narayanan Kulathuramaiyer   Hermann Maurer     363