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Sunday 14
October 2007
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18:30
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In The Winery at the Business School
Pre-conference reception and registration (until 20:00)
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Monday 15
October 2007
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9:00
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Registration and coffee
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10:00
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Room: 210
Welcome from the conference chair: Professor Eon Smit
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10:15
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Keynote Address: The Management of Knowledge Creation and Innovation
Through an Intellectual Capital Lens
Göran Roos, Finish National Research Institute - VTT, Espoo, Finland
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11:10
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Conference splits into streams
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Room: 210
Stream A - Intellectual Capital
Chair - Aurilla
Arntzen Bechina
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Room: 212
Stream B - Organisational Learning
Chair - Sven
Carlsson
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Room: 215
Stream C - Corporate KM
Chair - Paul
Griffiths
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Room: Brouery
Mini track - Knowledge Sharing in Education
Chairs - John
Girard
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Room: Board
Room
Stream E - KM in Business
Chairs - Gretchen
Smith
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11:15
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Sharing
of Experiences in the Area of Capacity Building, Soft Skills Acquisition and
Intellectual Assets Creation in the MENA region
Paschaloudis Dimitris, Goerge Papadourakis, Institue of
Technology and Education of Serres, Garyfallos Fragidis, Institute of Crete
and Adamantios Koumpis, Altec S.A, Greece
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On
Measuring Organizational Relationships: Threats to Validity in the use of
Key-Informants
Papoutsakis Haris, Technical Education Institution of Crete, Greece
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Financial
Literacy and its Benefits on a Household, Corporate and Macro-Economic Level
Fromlet Hubert, Baltic Business School Kalmar and Blekinge Institute
of Technology, Ronneby, Sweden
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Inhibitors
and Enhancers to Knowledge Sharing: Lessons From the Voluntary Sector
Ragsdell Gillian, Loughborough
University, UK
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Retaining
Knowledge and Skills in Eskom Through Knowledge Management,
Lok Gerrit, Corporate Consultant, Eskom Resources and Strategy
Division, South Africa
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11:45
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The
Future of Intellectual Capital
Roos Goran and Stephen Pike, Intellectual Capital Services Ltd,
London, UK
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Organizational
Learning in Inter-organizations
Asproth Viveca, Mid Sweden University, Östersund,
Sweden
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Developing
a Leadership Company – Leadership at all Responsibility Levels as a
Core Competence of the Leader of the Future
Rothenberger Sandra, Innsbruck University School of Management,
Austria
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Distance
Learning among Teachers and School Principals in Francophone institutions:An
Initial Knowledge Repository Associated to Individual Competencies and
Organizational Capabilities for Collaborative Work
IsaBelle Claire, Université d’Ottawa,
Hélène Fournier, ITI Conseil national de recherches du
Canada and Gilles E. St-Amant, Université du Québec
à Montréal, Canada
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One Size
Does not fit all - Towards a Typology of Knowledge-Centric Organisations,
Cruywagen Marié and Wim Gevers, University of
Stellenbosch Business School, South Africa and Juani Swart, University
of Bath School of Management, UK
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12:15
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The Role
of Experience in the Creation of Intellectual capital
Pearse Noel, Rhodes Investec Business School, Grahamstown, South
Africa
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Managing
Compex Adaptive Networks
Williams Roy, University of
Portsmouth, UK
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Knowledge
Management Practices in Brazilian Organizations - a conceptual shift towards
"Ba"
Alvarenga Neto Rivadavia C Drummond de, FEAD Minas, Centro
Universitário UNA, Fundação Dom Cabral (FDC)
Brazil
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Knowledge
Sharing Across Higher Education Institutes in Interregional Countries. The
Case of an Academic Network Between Greece and Bulgaria,
Paschaloudis Dimitri, Maria Tsourela, David Costas,
Panos Pantelidis, Technical Education Institute of Serres and John Kaliakatsos,
Technical Education Institute of Crete, Greece
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Reconsidering
Knowledge... and Business Improvement
Lucardie Larry, Joost van Ham, Knowledge Values, Schiphol Airport and Paul Hendriks, Radboud
University Nijmegen, The Netherlands
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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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Room: 210
Stream A - Intellectual Capital Cont.
Chair -
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Room: 212
Stream B - Orgainizational Learning
Chair - Haris
Papoutsakis
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Room: 215
Stream C - KM in the public sector
Chair - Noel
Pearse
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Room: Brouery
Mini track - Knowledge Sharing in Education
Chairs - John
Girard
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Room:
Board Room
Stream E - Implementation of KM
Chair - Larry
Lucardie
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14:00
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Selecting
and Applying Methods for Assessment of Intellectual Capital: Complexity of
Decisions,
Pretorius Agnieta and Petrie Coetzee, Tshwane University of Technology, South
Africa
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Knowledge
Transfer and Information Communication: Mapping Social Networks among
Crystallographers in South Africa
Smith Gretchen, University of
Cape Town, South Africa
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Challenges
in Communication and Alternative
Ways of Communicating in Knowledge Management
Arntzen Bechina Aurelie Aurilla, Nkosi Ndlela and Tone Vold, College University
i Hedmark, Rena, Norway
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Knowledge
Management Practices within Higher Education Institutions in the UK
Cranfield Desiree and John Taylor, University of Southampton, UK
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The
Feasibility of Developing a Regional Indigenous Knowledge (IK) Database: A
Case Study in Knowledge Management in South Africa
Cawood Stephanie and
Leandra Ehlers, University of the Free State, South Africa
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14:30
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The
Generations of Knowledge Management
Grant Ken, Ryerson University, Toronto,
Canada
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An
Interorganizational Learning Approach to New Innovations: Exploring the
e-Newspaper Case
Ihlström Eriksson Carina and Maria Åkesson, Halmstad University, Sweden
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Knowledge
Management in Health Service Organizations: The Role of Knowledge Brokers
Landry Rejean, Nabil Amara and Jalila Jbilou, Laval University, Canada
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Learning
Out of the Classroom
Magner Colleen, University of
Pretoria, South Africa
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Implementation
of a Knowledge Management Initiative: Turning KMS use into Profit
Carlsson Sven and Thomas Kalling, Lund University, Sweden
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15:00
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Analysis of
Determinants Affecting Behavioural Intention to Share Knowledge: A Case Study
of PT. Telekomunikasi Indonesia
Syaiful, Abdul Mukti Soma, Andrew Tani Consulting, Telekomunikasi
Indonesia and Padjadjaran University, Bandung, Indonesia
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Role of
Breakthroughs in Learning and Capability Building: Evidences from Two High
Technology Firms,
Dixit Mukund, Sunil Sharma and Amit Karna, Indian
Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, India
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Knowledge
Management and Enhanced Government Service-Delivery in Kenya
Ondari-Okemwa Ezra, UNISA, Pretoria and
Gretchen Smith, Centre for Information Literacy, University of Cape Town, South
Africa
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Alchemical
Learning – A Model for Designing ‘Participatory Learning’
De Wet Liz and Elaine Rumboll, University of Cape Town South
Africa
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Using
Knowledge as a Competitive Advantage - A Case Study
Griffiths Paul, Henley Management College, UK and the Birchman Group,
Santiago, Chile and Dan Remenyi,
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
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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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Room: Brouery
Knowledge Café: Looking at the topic - What
have we achieved in IC and KM research and what are the more obvious areas to
explore in the forthcoming years?
Facilitated
by Dan Remenyi, Trinity
College Dublin, Ireland
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18:00
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Close of Conference
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Close of Conference
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18:15
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Buses depart to the
Moyo Restaurant at the Spiers Wine Estate
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19:00
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Conference Dinner at
the famous Moyo Restaurant on the Spiers Wine Estate
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22:00
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Buses return to The
Lodge at the University
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Tuesday 16 October 2007
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9:30
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Room: 210
Keynote address: Dr Nolwazi Mbananga, Medical Research Council, South
Africa
Placing Knowledge Management within SA DST Plan 2008-2018: Innovation
Towards a Knowledge based Economy
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10:30
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Room: 212
Stream A - Disseminating information
Chair - Gillian
Ragsdell
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Room: 215
Mini track - Community Informatics
Chairs - Shaun
Pather and Geoff Erwin
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Room: Brouery
Mini track - KM Models and Metaphors
Chairs - Roy
Williams
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Room:
Board Room
Mini track - KM in Project Management
Chairs - Herman
van Niekerk
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11:00
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Information
Anxiety: Fact, Fable, or Fallacy
Girard John, Minot State University
and Michael Allison, Touro University International, Cypress, CA, USA
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The View from
Everywhere: An Epistemology for Urbanites
Foth Marcus, Greg Hearn, Queensland University of Technology,
Australia and Nancy Odendaal, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban,
South Africa
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A
Multidimensional model of Small Business Knowledge
Management
Babalola Sunday
University of Ibadan,
University of Ibadan Nigeria
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Managing
Knowledge Within Military Open Souce Software (MOSS) Projects,
Barbaroux Pierre, Center
of Research of the French Air Force,
and Thomas Le Texier, University of Nice Sophia-Antipolis, Valbonne, France
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11:30
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Social
Software begat Web 2.0 begat Enterprise
2.0 begat Business Value?
Patrick Keith University of
Westminster UK
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The
Creation of an IC Model for a University in South
Africa: A Solution to Learner Attrition
Giannakopoulos Apostolos and Sheryl
Buckley University
of Johannesburg, South Africa
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The
Relative Impact of Social Capital and Organizational Learning on Knowledge
Transfer in Organizations
Rhodes Jo, Richard Hung, Shih-Chieh Fang, University of South
Australia, Australia and Peter Lok, Toko University, Taiwan
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Transactive
Memory System in a Distributed Software Development Team: A Case Study ,
Kitaygorodskaya Natalia, University
of Vaasa, Finland
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12:00
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Quality
Issues in Web Information and Knowledge
Management
Dotsika Fefie
University of Westminster,
London, UK
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Thinking
Versus Knowing: How Unthought Knowns Embed Collectively
Mathur AjeetIndian Instituteof Management, Ahmedabad,
India and Sari Mattila,
Tampere University
of Technology (TUT), Finland
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Mapping
the Relationship Between Knowledge Management and Information Architecture,
Taljaard Louise and Gretchen Smith, University of Cape Town, South
Africa
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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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Room: 212
Stream A - Knowledge Assets
Chair - Riva
Alvarenga Neto
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Room: 215
Mini track - Community Informatics
Chairs - Shaun
Pather and Geoff Erwin
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Room: Brouery
Stream C - KM Strategies
Chair -
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Room: Board
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Stream D - Case Studies
Chair - Agnieta
Pretorius
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13:30
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Value
Creation in Russian Companies: The Role of Intangible Assets,
Garanina Tatiana and Dmitry Volkov, Saint-Petersburg State University, Russia
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Managing
knowledge of a new discipline: Does Community Informatics have a theoretical
basis?
Bytheway Andy and Zoran Mitrovic, Cape and Peninsula
University of Technology, Cape Town, South Africa
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The
Emergence and Diffusion of the Concept of Knowledge Work
Timonen Hanna and Kaija-Stiina Paloheimo, Helsinki
University of Technology,
Finland
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Knowledge
Management Practices in the Low-Tech Industry: the Thai Furniture Case
Arntzen-Bechina Aurilla, College
University i Hedmark, Rena, Norway
and Lugkana Worasinchai, Bangkok
University Thailand
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14:00
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The
Intangible Asset "Family" - A Major Resource Within the Family
Business,
Mueller Claudia and Margit Raich, Innsbruck University School
of Management, Austria
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How can
we Improve on What we do? The Potential of Effectively Utilising our
Community of Practice
Nathoo Kalpana, UCT, Cape
Town, South Africa
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Knowledge
Management Strategic Alignment in the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries
Al-Ammary Jaflah and Chun Che Fung, Murdoch University, Australia
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Knowledge
Management Practices and Challenges in an International Non-Governmental
Network of Organisations: Examining One World International
Lumba Patricia and Gretchen Smith, University of Cape Town,
South Africa
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14:30
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Core
Competencies as Intangible Assets - How to Identify and how to Manage,
Raich Margit and Claudia Mueller, University of Innsbruck,
Austria and Paul Schober, Hafelekar Consulting, Austria , IKM-062
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Panel Discussion
Building social cohesion and capital in
local communities: Using
e-Knowledge Management strategies within a Community Informatics
context
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Towards
the Sufficiency Economy: Knowldege Management and Development for Sustainable
HRD
Taphontong Saowaree, Kulkanya Napompech and Montri Kukuan,
King Mongkut's Institute of Technology, Thailand
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Knowledge
Resource Providers in a Grid Enabled Infrastructure - The Case of Deep Rural
Small and Medium Enterprises
Kabanda Salah
University of Zululand South Africa
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15:00
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Room: 212
Summary of issues raised during the conference
Led by Ken
Grant, Ryerson University,
Toronto, Canada
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15:30
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Close of Conference
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