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Conference Programme
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The Conference streamed programme is
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There are many streams & mini
tracks – please study the time table carefully:
Section 1 – Thursday 4 September Streams A-E
Section 2 –
Thursday 4 September Streams F-I
Section 3 –
Friday 5 September Streams A-D
Section 4 –
Friday 5 September Streams E-H
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Wednesday 3rd September 2008
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18:30
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Pre-Conference registration and welcome drink in the Lobby Bar
of Jury's Inn Hotel
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Thursday 4th September 2008
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9:00
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Registration and coffee
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10:00
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Room: Solent
Lecture Theatre
Welcome from the conference chair: Professor
John Rees, Southampton Solent
University, UK
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10:15
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Room: Solent
Lecture Theatre
Keynote address: Vanessa Lawrence, Ordinance
Survey, UK
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11:10
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Conference splits into streams
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Room
- SM202
Stream A - Web 2.0
and KM 2.0
Chair - Nick Petford
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Room
- SM203
Stream B – KM Initiatives
Chair - Carol Webb
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Room
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Stream C - Developing
KM
Chair - Markus Will
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Room
- SM208
Stream D - Communities of Practice
Chair - Graham Manville
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Room
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Stream E - KM in
Industry
Chair
– Peter McNair
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11:15
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How KM 2.0
Supports Remote Cross-Cultural Learning Communities
Grippa Francesca and Giustina Secundo, University of Salento, Italy
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Think with
your Senses – Feel with your Mind: Exploring the Relationship Between
Cognitive and Affective Domains in Knowledge Creation and Sharing
Bednar Peter and Christine Welch, University of Portsmouth, UK
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Knowledge
Management as a Framework for Reflective Practice
Dillon Paul, Brisbane School of Distance Education, Queensland,
Australia
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Trust and
Risk as Critical Factors of Knowledge Sharing in Virtual Communities of
Practice: A Conceptual View
Majewski Grzegorz and Abel Usoro, University of the West of Scotland, Paisley, UK
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The Impact
of Knowledge Management on Quality of Working Life: Empirical Study with Line
Production Workers in the Automotive Industry
Cardoso Leonor and Andreia
Meireles, University of
Coimbra, Portugal
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11:45
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Putting
‘Knowledge Management 2.0’ into Practice – The Process of
Setting up a Wiki as a Knowledge Management Tool in a Public Library
Selhorst Karolien, University Antwerp, Belgium
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Overload
of Information or Lack of High Value Information: Lessons Learnt from the
Construction Industry
Tang Llewellyn, Simon Austin, Loughborough
University, Yuyang Zhao, Mansur Darlington and Steve
Culley, University of Bath,
UK
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An
Emergent Approach to Knowledge Management Systems Development
Moteleb Aboubakr A. and Mark Woodman, Middlesex University, UK
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Influence
of Corporate Culture on the Effectiveness of Communities of Practice
Omasits Damaris, Margit Noll, Arsenal Research and Marianne Hörlesberger,
Austrian Research Centres, Vienna, Austria
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Knowledge
Management in two Different Organisational Contexts (Local Government Sector
vs. Industrial Sector)
Brito Elizabeth, University of Aveiro and Leonor Cardoso,
University of Coimbra, Portugal
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12:15
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Implementing
Social Networking Meida and Web 2.0 in Multi-National Implications for Knowledge
Mangement
Hustad Eli, University of Agder, Kristiansand, Norway and Robin Teigland,
Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden KM-163
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Knowledge
Management As a Mechanism for Change Management
Perry Milly, The Open University, Israel
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Knowledge
Management Paradoxes
Aidemark Jan, Växjö
University, Sweden
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The
Influence of Network Structure on Trust: Addressing the Interconnectiveness
of Network Principles and Trust in Communities of Practice
Evans Max and Anthony Wensley, University
of Toronto, Canada
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The Impact
of Human Resources Management on the Knowledge Management Processes in
Industrial Organizations
Monteiro Samuel and Leonor Cardoso, University of Coimbra,
Portugal
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12:45
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Thurs
4
Sept
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Room
- SM202
Stream A - KM
Projects
Chair - Paul Dillon
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Room
- SM203
Stream B – Models
Chair - Juan-Gabriel
Cegarra
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Room
- SM207
Stream C – Knowledge
Sharing/Knowledge Transfer
Chair - Gary Oliver
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Room
- SM208
Stream D - Communities
of Practice
Chair - Christine
Welsh
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Room
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Stream E - Mini track
on Human Capital for Outstanding Results
Chair – Peter Bednar
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14:00
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Projects
in the Knowledge Economy
Onions Patrick, The Knowledge Studio, Leeds, UK
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Enhancing Semantic
Interoperability: A Model for Making Context Explicit
Brender Jytte, Aalborg University and Virtual Centre for Helath
Informatics in Denmakr and Peter McNair, Kennedy Center, Denmark
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Using a
Balanced Scorecard Approach to Enhance the Management of Knowledge Transfer
Partnerships
Polkinghorne Martyn, Bournemouth
University, Graham Manville, University of Southampton
and Nick Petford, Bournemouth
University, UK
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Development
and Application of a Framework to Diagnose Possible Failure of Communities of
Practice
Grootveld Arjan and Remko Helms, Utrecht
University, The Netherlands
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The
Assessment of Human Capital Based on Competence Approach
Maksimova Valentina, Yury Telnov and Tatiana Telnova, Moscow
State University of Economics, Russia
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14:30
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Measuring
the Value of KM Projects: Insights into Practical Issues
Scarso Enrico, Ettore Bolisani, DTG - University
of Padua and Antonella Padova,
Ernst &
Young, Italy
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The
Concept of Knowledge in KM: A Relational Model
Reilly Colin, The University
of Melbourne, Parkville, Australia
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Collaborative
Development of Knowledge Representations – A Novel Approach to
Knowledge Elicitation and Transfer
Garcia-Perez Alexeis and Robert Ayres, Cranfield University, UK
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Impact of
Knowledge Network Structure on Group Performance of Knowledge Workers in a
Product Software Company
Helms Remko, Utrecht University, Jurriaan van Reijsen, Andarr
Organisational Services, Utrecht,
The Netherlands
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Measuring
the Intellectual Capital of Individuals: A Key Personal Competency
Measurement Framework (KPCMF)
White George, MI-2 Limited, Loughborough and Sandra Begley, University of Birmingham,
Edgebaston, UK
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15:00
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Organizing
Practices in Project-Based Organizations Through “Double-knit”
Structures: The Case History of “Practice Groups” in a Consulting
Firm
Verteramo Saverino and Monica De Carolis, University of
Calabria, Rende, Italy
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"Knowledge
Management Profile" Maturity Model
Gaál Zoltán, Lajos Szabό, Nόra
Obermayer-Kovács, Zoltán Kovács and Anikó
Csepregi, University of Pannonia, Veszprén, Hungary
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Dear
Diary: Recommendations for Researching Knowledge Transfer of the Complex
Webb Carol, Sheffield Hallam
University, UK
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15:30
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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16:00
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Knowledge Café on the topic
of "What will be the impact of social tools on KM; what are the
challenges and the opportunities?"
Led by David Gurteen
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17:30
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Close of the Conference day
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Close of the Conference day
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Close of the Conference day
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Close of the Conference day
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Close of the Conference day
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18:15
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Buses leave for the
Conference Dinner at Leith's of Beaulieu at the Beaulieu Motor Museum
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22:00
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Buses return from the conference
dinner to Jury's Inn Hotel
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Wednesday 3rd September 2008
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Pre-Conference registration and welcome drink in the Lobby Bar
of Jurys Inn Hotel
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Thursday 4th September 2008
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Registration and coffee
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Welcome
from the conference chair: Professor John Rees, Southampton
Solent University, UK
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Keynote
address: Vanessa
Lawrence, Ordinance Survey,
UK
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Conference splits into streams
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Room
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Stream F - Mini track
on Knowledge Management in Higher Education
Co Chairs – John Edwards
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Room
- SM211
Stream G - Mini track
on How to Acquire Knowledge Through Collaboration: From Individual to
Inter-Organisational Learning Process
Co Chairs – Adnan Maalaoui and Malek Bourguiba
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Room
- SM212
Stream H – Measuring
Intangibles and Intellectual Capital
Chair - Roy Williams
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Room
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Stream I– Organisational
issues
Chair - Ettore Bolisani
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Development
of a “Sticky” Virtual Community in the Internet Environment
Penev Kalin and John Rees, Southampton Solent University, UK
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How to
acquire knowledge through collaboration? The determinants of Inter
Organizational Learning Process in Strategic Alliances
Maalaoui Adnan, IAE Toulon, USTV France
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On the Way
Towards a European Atlas on Knowledge and Intellectual Capital
Tomé Eduardo, Universidade Lusíada, Famalicão, Portugal and Gaby Neumann,
University of Magdeburg, Germany
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Linking
Relational Learning with e-Business Through Social Knowledge: A Multi-Sector
Comparison
Cegarra-Navarro Juan Gabriel, Eusebio Ángel Martínez-Conesa,
Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena, Spain and Anthony Wensley,
The University of Toronto, Canada
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Value,
Kaizen and Knowledge Management: Developing a Knowledge Management Strategy
for Southampton Solent University
Rees John, Southampton Solent University
and H. Protheroe, WiT Systems Ltd, UK
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Learning
and Development, Creativity and Flexibility, Management Support and
Technolological Knowledge Acquisition in Uganda's Manufacturing Industries
Muhenda Mary Basaasa, Uganda Management Institute and Zainal Arrafin
Ahmed, University of Science Malaysia
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Intellectual
Capital Valuation - The Case of Purchase Analyses in Sweden and Italy
Brännström
Daniel, Uppsala University, Sweden and
Marco Giuliani, University of the Marche, Italy
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Post-M&A
Knowledge Integration Challenges, Solutions and Learnings
Haritwal Rashmi, Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilany and
Ved Prakash, Wipro Technologies, Bangalore, India
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e-Learning
Tools and Standardisation in Higher Education: The Importance of Quality
Improvement (The Case of Nancy 2 University in
France)
Nganmini Grâce-Blanche, Université Nancy 2, France
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The
Application of Online Action Learning to Leadership Development: A Case Study
Thornton Kate and Pak
Yoong, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
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Harmonizing:
An Interpretative Category to Understand the Processes of Creation and Sharing
of Knowledge in an Organizational Context
Verzelloni Luca, University
of Trento, Italy
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Integrating
Artificial Intelligence into Organizational Intelligence
Leon Florin and Gabriela Maria Atanasiu, Technical
University of Lasi, Romania
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Room
- SM210
Stream F - Mini track
on Knowledge Management in Higher Education
Co Chairs – John Rees
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Room
- SM211
Stream G - Mini track
on How to Acquire Knowledge Through Collaboration: From Individual to Inter-Organisational
Learning Process
Co Chairs – Adnan Maalaoui and Malek Bourguiba
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Room
- SM212
Stream H – Measuring
Intangibles and Intellectual Capital
Chair - Roy Williams
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Room
- SM213
Stream I – KM
Systems and Paradoxes
Chair - Eduardo Tomé
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Development
of an Activity-Based Knowledge Management Course
Rees John and Jing Lu, Southampton
Solent University, UK
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Organizational
Learning as a By-Product of Justification for Change
Lines Rune, Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration,
Norway, Nekane Aramburu, Olga Rivera and Josune Sáenz, ESTE School of Management,
University of Deusto, Spain
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Strategic Relevance
of Intellectual Capital in European SMEs and Sectoral Differences. InCaS:
Intellectual Capital Statement – Made in Europe
Mertins Kai and Markus Will , Fraunhofer IPK, Berlin,
Germany
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Dynamic
Knowledge and Healthcare Knowledge Ecosystems
Maracine Virginia and Emil Scarlat,
Academy of Economic Studies Bucharest,
Romania
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Knowledge
Management at Universities: The CIST Case
Antonova Albena and Elissaveta Gourova, Sofia
University - CIST, Bulgaria
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Knowledge
Transfer Through Collaboration and Participation – A Case Study on the
Initial Steps from a Change Project in One Department to full Enterprise Implementation
Kirkebak Per and Gunnar Andersson, Østfold University
College, Sarpsborg, Norway
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Certification
of Intellectual Capital Statements – Quality Requirements for ICS
Mertins Kai and Wen-Huan Wang, Fraunhofer IPK, Berlin,
Germany
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Task
Journals as Means to Describe Temporal Task Aspects for Reuse in Task
Patterns
Riss Uwe and Olaf Grebner, SAP Research,
Germany and Ying Du,
SAP Research, Belfast, UK
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Implementation
of Knowledge Management in Japanese Higher Education: The Challenge of New
Ideas in Systems Bound to a Tradition of Hierarchy
Perkins
Robert, Nara University
of Education, Japan
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Practice-Based
Research and Action Learning in a Learning Organisation: The Case of Patient
Centred Treatment in a General Hospital
Smeijsters
Henk, Hans Koolmees and Sylvia Schoenmakers, Zuyd University,
Heerlam, The Netherlands
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Risk and
Knowledge Relationship: An Investment Point of View
Rodriguez
Eduardo, EDC Export Development, Canada
and John Edwards, Aston
Business School, UK
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Knowledge Café on the topic
of "What will be the impact of social tools on KM; what are the
challenges and the opportunities?"
Led by David Gurteen
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Close of the Conference day
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Close of the Conference day
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Close of the Conference day
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Close of the Conference day
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Buses leave for the
Conference Dinner at Leith's at Beaulieu at the Beaulieu Motor Museum
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Buses return from the
conference dinner to Jury's Inn Hotel
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Friday 5th September 2008
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Room
- SM202
Stream A - Knowledge
Maps and Decision Making
Chair - Enrico Scarso
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Room
- SM203
Stream B – Models
Chair - Gaby Neumann
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Room
- SM207
Stream C – Case
Studies
Chair - Remko Helms
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Room
- SM208
Stream D - Innovation
Chair - Graham Dickson
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9:30
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Knowledge
Mapping in the Decision-Making Process: Theatrical Analysis and Application
Brožová Helena, Tomáš Šubrt and Jan Bartoška, Czech University of Life Science, Czech
Republic
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Intellectual
Capital Management - Certification Model
Matos Florinda and Albino Lopes, ISCTE, Lisbon, Portugal
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Knowledge
Management in Non-Knowledge-Intensive Organizations: Case Study of two
Plywood Factories
Kianto Aino and Riikka Harju, Lappeenranta University of
Technology, Finland
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Supporting
Patent Retrieval in the Context of Innovation-Processes by Means of
Information Visualisation
Landwich Paul, Tobias Vogel, Claus-Peter Klas and
Matthias Hemmje, Distance University of Hagen,
Germany
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10:00
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Complexity-Based
Interpretation of Integrating Effectiveness and Creativity in the Preparation
of Municipal Decision-Making
Jalonen Harri, Turku University of Applied Sciences, Loimaa, Finland
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Process of
Knowledge Creation within
Entrepreneurial Teams: Illustration using the Nonaka and Takeuchi Model
Naffakhi Haifa, Yosra Boughattas, Mohamed Bayad and
Christophe Schmitt, Cerefige, Nancy,
France
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How
Organizations Learn to Develop Capabilities: The Case of French Fighter
Squadrons
Barbaroux Pierre and Cécile Godé-Sanchez, Research Center
of the French Air Force, Salon,
France
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The
Creative Economy - Challenges and Opportunities for Romania.
Attitudes of Romanian Youngsters Towards Creativity
Suciu Marta-Christina and Mina Ivanovici, Academy of Economic
Studies, Bucharest, Romania
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10:30
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Does
Knowledge Sharing and Withholding of Information in Organizational Committees
Affect Quality and Group Decision Making?
Kamau Caroline and Deogratias Harorimana, Southampton Solent University, UK
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Enterprise Knowledge Communities and Business Process Modeling
Ammann Eckhard, Reutlingen
University, Germany
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What
Problem are we Trying to Solve? A Case Study of a Failed Knowledge Management
Initiative
Dawson Ray, Loughborough
University and Peter Balafas,
HBOS, Edinburgh, UK
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Business
Benefits of Non-Managed Knowledge
Devane Sinead, Bournemouth University and Julian Wilson, James Wilson
Ltd., Poole, UK
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11:00
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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11:30
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Round Table Debate on "The Management of Knowledge and Knowledge
Management"
Invited participants include Professor Frank Land, London School of
Economics, Professor Dan Remenyi, Trinity College Dublin, David Gurteen and
Professor John Rees, Southampton Solent University
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12:30
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Fri
5
Sept
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Room
- SM202
Stream A - Knowledge
Sharing
Chair -
Peter Bednar
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Room
- SM203
Stream B – Applying
Knowledge Management
Chair - David Watkins
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Room
- SM207
Stream C - KM in
SMEs
Chair - Ray Dawson
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Room
- SM208
Stream D -
KM in the Public
Sector
Chair - Jytte Brender
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13:30
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A Critical
Review of Knowledge Management Literature: Introducing a Practice-based
Approach on Knowledge Sharing
Timonen Hanna, Helsinki University of Technology and Meri Jalonen,
Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland
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Knowledge
as Energy: A Metaphorical Analysis
Bratianu Constantin, Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania
and Daniel Andriessen, University of Applied Sciences, Amsterdam, The
Netherlands
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Simplifying
Knowledge Management for SME’s in Hungary
Fodor Peter and Andras Vajkai, University of Pécs,
Hungary
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The Impact
of Technological Innovation upon Communication strategy with key stakeholders
of state and local government organisations in Australia
Saee John and Beige Pureau, Swinburne Unversity of Technology,
Australia
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14:00
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Emergent
K< Axioms of Information Sharing: Remediating Four Fatal Flaws in the
Touchstones of Information Sharing
Oliver Gary, The University
of Sydney, Australia
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Combination
of Grounded Theory and Organizing Strategies for Rigor in Knowledge
Management Research Methodology
Nordin Ariza, Nor Laila Md Noor, University Technology MARA,
Shah Alam, and Ahmad Zainuddin, Universiti Pendidikan Sultan,
Malaysia
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Problem-Oriented
Knowledge Management – Towards a Pattern-based Implementation Approach
for KM in SMEs
Wildner Stephan, University
of Passau, Germany
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Knowledge
Management in a Malayasian Public Sector Accounting Organisation: An
Integrated KM Framework
Salleh Kalsom, Syed Noh Syed Ahmad, University Technology MARA
and Syed Omar Sharifuddin Syed Ikhsan, National Institute of Public
Administration, Malaysia
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14:30
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Knowledge
Creation and Knowledge Sharing: Synergy or Discrepancy?
Raskov Vasily, Graduate School
of Management, St.Petersburg State University, Russia
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An
Emerging Grounded Theory of Knowledge Management in the Leading Irish
Construction Organisations
Graham Brian, Waterford Institute of Technology and Ken Thomas,
Waterford Institute of Technology,
Ireland
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Linking
Web Technologies with Customer Response in the Spanish Telecommunications
Industry
Eldridge Steve, Manchester Business School
UK, Juan Cegarra
Navarro, Universidad Politecnica de Cartagena, Spain
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The
Challenge of Implementing Knowledge Management Strategy in a Public Sector
Organization: Evaluating the Balanced Score Card as a Useful Tool
Welch Christine and Salwa Abdullah Alhamoudi, University of Portsmouth, UK
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15:00
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Making Socratic
Diologue work in a Business Environment: A case of Knowledge Management
Griffiths Paul, Birchman Group, Chile
and Pontifica Universidad Catolica, Lima,
Peru and Dan Remenyi,
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
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Pilot
Studies in using the Semantic Knowledge of Information in Large Technical
Documents to Aid User Navigation
Clowes Darren, BAE Systems and Loughborough University, Ray Dawson,
Steve Probets, Loughborough University, Julian Johnson and Chris
Holmes, BAE Systems, UK
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The
relevance of infocom technologies on Knowledge Management in the public
sector: The Hungarian case
Vajkai Andras and Peter Fodor, University of Pecs, Hungary
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15:30
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Summary of the issues
raised durng the conference
Led by
Deogratias
Harorimana and David Watkins
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16:00
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Close of conference
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Close of conference
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Close of conference
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Close of conference
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Friday 5th September 2008
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Room
- SM209
Stream E – Cultural
Issues
Chair - Robert Ayres
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Room
- SM212
Stream F – KM
in the Enterprise
Environment
Chair - Deogratis Harorimana
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Room
- SM211
Stream G - Mini track
on How to Acquire Knowledge Through
Collaboration: From Individual to Inter-Organisational Learning Process
Co Chairs – Adnan Maalaoui and Malek Bourguiba
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Room
- SM212
Stream H– Managing
Knowledge
Chair - Anthony Wensley
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9:30
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Trial
Application of the Schwartz Value Survey on Personal Knowledge Development
Through e-Learning
Haag Markus,Yanqing Duan and Brian Mathews, University
of Bedfordshire, Luton, UK
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Topic Map
and Ontological Support for Knowledge Management in the Enterprise
Kovács Zoltán, Kripto Research, Máté Tόth, OSZK Hungarian Library Institute,
Budapest and Janos Kormos, University of Debrecen, Hungary
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Quantification
of Talent in Management Posts by Applying the M6PROK Software. An Application
in Production Plants of the Automotive Sector
Lara Ana Maria, University of Burgos Spain, Rafael Brotóns,
Grupo Antolín Deutschland GmbH, Germany and Lourdes Sáiz,
University of Burgos, Spain
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Knowledge
Management in the Field of Advertising: How Advertising and Media Agencies
Manage Knowledge
Misci Sema and Ebru Uzunoglu, Izmir
University of Economics, Turkey
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10:00
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Barriers
of Knowledge Sharing in Chinese Subsidiaries: From Social Cultural Aspects
Wang Fan and John Cassidy, University
College Dublin, Ireland
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Assuring
Competence at Team and Enterprise Levels
Hessami Ali, Vega Systems London and
Michael Moore, Assets Group Atkins, London, UK
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Weak Ties
Cooperation in the CoRe Knowledge Network
Bettoni Marco, Gabriele Schiller and Willi Bernhard, Swiss
Distance University of Applied Sciences, Brig, Switzerland
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Is
Knowledge-Based Production A New Concept?
Potts Nick, Southampton
Solent University, UK
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10:30
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Storytelling
– A Method to Start Knowledge Transfer in Offshore Software Development
Teams
Vijayakumar Varsha, University of Applied Science, Ronny Gey, Chemnitz University
of Technology, Germany and
Erik Wende, University of
Zurich, Switzerland
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Leveraging
Personal Information in Enterprise Environments – Problem Framework and
Solution Outline using the Nepomuk Social Semantic Desktop
Grebner Olaf and Uwe Riss, SAP Research, Karlsruhe, Germany
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The
Determinants of Inter-Firm Knowledge Transfer in Strategic Alliances: A Conceptual
Framework
Wang Ruifang and John Cassidy, University
College Dublin, Ireland
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Data
Mining Tools and Their Role in Knowledge Management
Lu Jing, Southampton Solent University, Malcolm Keech,
University of Bedfordshire and John Rees, Southampton Solent
University, UK
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11:00
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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11:30
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Round Table Debate on "The Management of Knowledge and Knowledge
Management"
Invited participants include Professor Frank Land, London School of Economics,
Professor Dan Remenyi, Trinity College Dublin, David Gurteen and Professor
John Rees, Southampton Solent University
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12:30
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Fri
5
Sept
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Room
- SM209
Stream E – Knowledge
Transfer
Chair - Eli Hustad
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Room
- SM210
Stream F – Implementing
and Evaluating KM
Chair - Ali Hessami
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Room
- SM211
Stream G - Mini track
on How to Acquire Knowledge Through Collaboration: From Individual to
Inter-Organisational Learning Process
Co Chairs – Adnan Maalaoui and Malek Bourguiba
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Room
- SM210
Stream H - Mini track
on Dynamics of temporary Coalitions
Co Chairs – Michael Taylor,
Sandra Begley and John Bryson
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13:30
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Knowledge
Sharing Through Face-To-Face Communication and Labour Productivity: Evidence
from British Workplaces
Salis Sergio, Policy Studies Institute, London
and Allan Morgan Williams, ISET
London Metropolitan University, UK
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How to
Improve Your Knowledge Intensive Organisation: Implementing a Knowledge
Management Scan Within Public and Private Sector Organisations
Koolmees Hans, Smeijsters Henk and Sylvia Schoenmakers, Zuyd University,
Heerlam, The Netherlands
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Agile and
Intelligent Networks for Information Literacy by Knowledge Sharing
Schumann Christian-Andreas and Claudia Tittmann, University of
Applied Sciences Zwickau, Germany
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Building
and Exploiting Intellectual Capital: The Firm as a Connected, Temporary
Coalition
Begley Sandra, Michael Taylor, and John Bryson, University of Birmingham, UK
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14:00
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Social
Networking and the Transfer of Knowledge
Smith Graeme, Ordnance Survey Organisation, UK
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Evaluating
the Factors of Knowledge Management Success
Lehner Franz, Nadine Amende, Stephan Wildner, Nicolas Haas,
University of Passau,
Innstrasse, Germany
and Hans Lehnann, University of
Wellington, New Zealand
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Analysis
of Knowledge Barriers at Extra-Collaborative Knowledge Level in Enterprise
Networks
Sanchis Raquel and Raúl Poler, Universidad
Politécnica de Valencia, Spain
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Understanding
the Role of Knowledge Gatekeepers in The Knowledge Identification,
Translation and Transfer Process: Some Empirical Evidences
Harorimana Deogratias, Southampton
Solent University, UK
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14:30
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Social
Network Analysis Applied to Knowledge Creation and Transfer in the Portuguese
Agricultural R&D Field: An Exploratory Study
Neto Miguel, Ana Maria Correia, Instituto Superior de
Estatística e Gestão de Informação, Lisboa, Pedro
Pinto, Instituto Superior de Agronomia, Lisboa and José Aguiar,
Instituto Nacional dos Recursos Biológicos, Lisboa, Portugal
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Using
Measurement as an Enabler for the Implementation of Knowledge Management and
Learning Processes
Fuller Paul, Andrew Dainty and Tony Thorpe, Loughborough University, UK
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Leadership
as knowledge mobilization: Building coalitions for evidence-based change
Dickson Graham, Royal Roads
University Canada
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Transferring
Knowledge of Manufacturing Techniques in Multi-National Corporations: A
Review of the Literature
Alias Jamsari, Matthew Hall and David Bennett, Aston Business
School, Birmingham, UK
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15:00
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The
Relation of Rotation and Knowledge Transfer: A study of the R&D
Activities of a Japanese manufacturer
Miyamoto Takuya, Yasuhiro Hattori and Akiyuki Yatera, Kobe University, Japan
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Using
Group Decision Approaches for Knowledge Management Adoption
Hung Ying-Hsun, National Taiwan University, Gwo-Hshiung Tzeng, Institute of Technology
Management, National Chiao Tung
University, Seng-Cho T. Chou, Department of
Information Management, National
Taiwan University, Taiwan
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Communication
and Coalition: Rethinking Neocapitalist Definitions of KM
Clarke, Rodney, Judy Motion and Elias Kyriazis, University of Wollongong, Australia
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15:30
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Summary of the issues
raised durng the conference
Led by
Deogratias
Harorimana and David Watkins
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16:00
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Close of conference
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Close of conference
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Close of conference
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Close of conference
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Updated
5 September 2008
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