Featured Stories
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Mitigating knowledge leaks in organisations
Why knowledge leaks occur, and some practical steps which organisations could take to mitigate knowledge leaks.
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A knowledge management perspective on the influx of “TikTok refugees” into the RedNote app
The migration of "TikTok refugees" involves the transfer, sharing, and creation of personal knowledge, as well as the platform's knowledge…
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Troubling case highlights that the KM community lacks key capabilities needed for safe AI use
A knowledge management (KM) organization becomes the victim of a content scam and publishes website posts promoting harmful services.
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Using a knowledge management framework to analyze continuing education in the accounting and auditing sector
Analyzing the knowledge transforming process of continuing education through the four processes of the SECI model.
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USAID and the new burning of the books in digital and ideological epistemicide. A call to action
The loss of USAID’s knowledge as a possible epistemicide, and what we can do as knowledge and sustainable development professionals.
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Breaking the resource curse: A knowledge management perspective
Exploring the implications of the resource curse through knowledge stickiness, organizational inertia, and dynamic capabilities theories.
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15 million copies sold: Baldur’s Gate 3 and the power of knowledge reuse
Many successful video games build upon past knowledge while introducing fresh innovations.
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Is knowledge really the most important strategic resource for a firm?
What if this assertion is not actually supported in the body of research on the knowledge-based view of the firm?
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How to encourage evidence-based decision making
EBDM requires using multiple sources that have been carefully vetted, and, importantly, involves connecting with people.
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Moving beyond DIKW and SECI: conceptualization of knowledge as dynamic flows
Knowledge is a dynamic, recursive, and non-linear process, and traditional distinctions between tacit and explicit don't capture the full complexity…
