knowledge transfer
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Knowledge visualization
Purpose, at the core of knowledge visualization [Knowledge visualization series part 2]
The main driver of knowledge visualization at organization impact level, is the organizational purpose i.e. the reason why the knowledge…
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Knowledge visualization
A picture is worth a 1000 words [Knowledge visualization series part 1]
But what if you have more than a 1000 words? And what if there are specific relations among those words?
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Brain power
How to bridge the gap between industry and academia
Exploring the role of hubs as knowledge bridges between academic science and corporate technology.
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ABCs of KM
The emerging concept of boundary objects in knowledge management
A new study recommends that to get maximum benefit from the power of boundary objects and to strengthen their role,…
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Brain power
Why retaining talent is so important for merger success
When the knowledge is hugely complex, it’s vital that the target talents are retained, but much less so when the…
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Cultural awareness in KM
Challenges and practices for effective knowledge transfer in globally distributed teams
Knowledge transfer in globally distributed teams (GDTs) in the context of global software development (GSD).
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In the news
Knowledge management issues raised by the Australian ISR System Review
The Australian Government has released a Performance Review of the Australian Innovation, Science and Research System.
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Systems & complexity
A classification framework of knowledge transfer issues across value networks
The authors of a recent paper contend that identifying knowledge transfer issues can significantly assist knowledge exchange initiatives in value…
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Systems & complexity
Is the Olympic Games Knowledge Management (OGKM) program effective?
An Associate Fellow at the Saïd Business School argues that Olympic host cities need transparency, rather than knowledge transfer.
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Stakeholder and community engagement
Case Study: Knowledge transfer and sharing through collaborative learning and governance
Collaborative learning and governance have been highly effective in assisting sustainable management of the Helidon Hills.
