6th International Conference on Intellectual Capital, Knowledge Management & Orgainisational Learning

Proceedings of ICICKM 2008
The 5^th International Conference on Intellectual Capital, Knowledge Management & Organizational Learning.
held at the New York Institute of Technology, New York, USA
on 9-10 October 2008

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Paper Title	Author(s)	Page
Preface		vii
Biographies of Conference Chairs, Programme Chair, Keynote Speaker and Mini-track Chairs		ix
Biographies of contributing authors		xi
Human Resource Management and Knowledge Creation: A Knowledge-Based Perspective	Fida Afiouni American University of Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon	1
Employees’ Perceptions of the Learning Organization in Estonia	Maret Ahonen and Merike Kaseorg Institute of Business Administration, University of Tartu, Estonia	9
Modeling Intellectual Capital From a Bottom up Perspective	Katte Akhilesh Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India	17
Knowledge Management in the brazilian Agribusiness Industry: A Case Study at CTC - Centro de Tecnologia Canavieira (Sugarcane Technology Center)	Rivadávia Correa Drummond de Alvarenga Neto¹ and Rogério Salles Loureiro^{2 1}Fundação Dom Cabral (FDC), Brazil ¹FEAD Minas, Mestrado Profissional em Administração, Brazil ²CTC – Centro de Tecnologia Canavieira (Sugarcane Technology Center)	25
A Meta-Model for Knowledge Management	Eckhard Ammann Reutlingen University, Reutlingen, Germany	37
The social role in Technical architectural Knowledge Based Systems: Key of KMS success? Challenges and Issues	Aurilla Aurelie Bechina Arntzen¹ and Martin Nkosi Ndlela² ¹Buskerud University College, Kongsberg, Norway ²Hedmark University College, Rena, Norway	45
Human Knowledge Intermediaries for Successful Knowledge Reuse and Sharing	Mohammad Behboudi and Dennis Hart Australian National University, Canberra, Australia	53
The Experiences of an Engineering Design Education Project- The Case of Prototyping the Next Generation Dishwasher Door	Anders Berglund Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden	61
Specificities vs Enthusiasm: Nine European Case Studies of Commercialization of Innovation	Matts Björklund¹, Thomas Kalling¹ and Katrin Åkerlindh²¹Institute of Economic Research at Lund University, Lund, Sweden ²Linde Gas, Sweden	71
Enhancing Knowledge Acquistion through the use of KMS	Sven Carlsson Lund University, Sweden	79
Elements of Scientometrics and Patent Bibliometric-Analysis for the Estimated Remaining Useful Life (RUL) in the Valuation of Intangible Asset	Victor Cavaller¹ and Clotilde Aubertin^{2 1}Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC), Barcelona, Spain ²Nestlé Research Center, CSII Group, Lausanne, Suisse	87
Process Model Design for Knowledge Management in CMMI Organization	Prayrin Chongsringam and Nakornthip Prompoon Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand	97
Opening the Organization Learning Black Box: A Sensemaking Approach to Articulating the Mechanics of Interpretation and Memory Processes in Learning Organizations	Kym Cowley University of Newcastle, Newcastle, Australia	111
Leadership Imperatives of the Information Age	Norman Crane, Cathryn Downes, Philip Irish, Irving Lachow, Mary McCully, Elizabeth McDaniel and Kathleen Schulin National Defense University, Washington, USA	121
The Quest for Intelligence in SME´s; Acting on External Information by Development of Internal Practices	Björn Cronquist Kristianstad University, Sweden	129
Reconciling Web Information Classification Approaches: The Methods, the Facts and the Hype	Fefie Dotsika University of Westminster, London UK	137
Non IT Based Knowledge Management Tools	Marina du Plessis University of Pretoria South Africa	145
Governmental Knowledge Assets: Combination, Access and Vulnerability under FOIA	Scott Erickson and Lynn Kistner Ithaca College, Ithaca, USA	159
Knowledge Asset Potential vs. Vulnerability: Balancing Risks	Scott Erickson¹ and Helen Rothberg^{2 1}Ithaca College, USA ²Marist College, Poughkeepsie, USA	167
The Impact of Individual and Social Attitude on Business Information Technology Knowledge Sharing: A Gender Perspective	Jose Esteves¹, Victor Bohórquez¹ and Lieda Amaral Souza^{2 1}Instituto de Empresa, Madrid, Spain ²Secretaria da Receita Federal do Brasil	173
Leveraging Intellectual Capital in a Professional Services Firm: Representing and Managing Knowledge for Competitive Advantage	Evelyn Fenton The University of Reading, UK	181
How to Manage Defensive Routines in an IT Outsourcing Environment: A Case Study	Ernani Praia Filho¹, Gentil Lucena Filho² and Rejane da Costa Figueiredo³¹Technology center, Bank of Brazil, Brasília, Brazil ²Catholic University of Brasília, Brasília, Brazil ³University of Brasília, Brasília, Brazil	189
From Individual Learning to Organisational learning: A Case Study of Knowledge Flow via a Digital Collaborative Knowledge Management Platform	Laure France and Magali Ollagnier-Beldame ESC Chambéry, Le Bourget du Lac, France	197
Intellectual Capital Accounting Disharmony: Investigating Purchase Analyses in Sweden and Italy	Marco Giuliani¹ and Daniel Brännström² ¹University of the Marche, Italy ²Uppsala University, Sweden	205
The “Hierarchical Assessment Index”:A Model to Measure the Intangible Asset Performance	Michele Grimaldi and Livio Cricelli University of Cassino, Italy	215
Boosting the Creativity and Communication in the Innovation Processes - Preliminary Results From the Qualitative Study	Mirva Hyypiä and Satu Parjanen Lappeenranta University of Technology, Lahti Unit, Lahti, Finland	225
Public Service Productivity: How to Capture the Intangible Elements?	Aki Jääskeläinen and Antti Lönnqvist Tampere University of Technology, Finland	233
Design of PKMS for Business Innovation Based on Knowledge Management in Public Organization	Sunghyun Jee Korea Employment Information Service, Seoul, South Korea	241
Understanding why Organisations do not Apply IC Management Models	Paula Kujansivu Tampere University of Technology, Tampere, Finland	249
Effect of Virtual Teams for Learning in Innovation: Contributing and Inhibiting Factors	Hannele Lampela¹, Hannu Kärkkäinen¹ and Eric Stevens² ¹Lappeenranta University of Technology, Lappeenranta, Finland ²ESCEM School of Business and Management, France	257
Enhancing the Reusability of Inter-Organizational Knowledge: An Ontology-based Collaborative Knowledge Management Network	Nelson Leung¹, Sim Kim Lau² and Joshua Fan² ¹RMIT International University Vietnam, Vietnam ²University of Wollongong, Australia	269
Designing a Strategy Formulation Process for New, Technology-Based Firms: A Knowledge-Based Approach	Antonios Livieratos Université Paris 11 Sud, Paris, France BIC of Attika, Athens, Greece	279
Intellectual Capital Management in Practice: Assessment of Implementation and Outcomes	Antti Lönnqvist¹, Virpi Sillanpää¹ and Daniela Carlucci²¹Tampere University of Technology, Finland ²University of Basilicata, Italy	289
Information Release Through Internet: Empirical Evidence Towards a Company True and Fair View	Ilídio Tomás Lopes University of Coimbra, Portugal	297
Distance Education in Corporate Universities: an Analysis of Behavioral Individual Competences	Bruno Taranto Malheiros and Sandra Regina Rocha-Pinto Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil	307
Mapping, measuring and managing capabilities for strategic benefit: The Case of AWE plc	Bernard Marr and Andrew Gregory Advanced Performance Institiute, Milton Keynes, UK	315
The Impact of Organizational Culture on Knowledge Workers’ Computer Self-Efficacy	Jerry Chad Mason¹ and Emrah Orhun^{2 1}AFLAC, Georgia, USA ²Troy University Montgomery Campus, Alabama, USA	323
Searching for an Accreditation Model of Intellectual Capital Management	Florinda Matos ISCTE, Lisboa, Portugal	333
Why Do Japanese Electronics Companies Have Central Research Institutes?	Takuya Miyamoto¹ and Yoshikazu Maegawa² ¹Kobe University, Japan ²Kyoto University, Japan	341
An Innovation Driven Knowledge Management Framework for SME	Nader Nada and Mahmoud Ghanem College of Computing, AAST, Alexandria, Egypt	349
Mobile Knowledge Tool-kit to Create a Paradigm Shift in Higher Education	Nader Nada, Mohamed Kholief, Shehab Tawfik, Noha Metwally College of Computing, AAST, Alexandria, Egypt	357
Dynamic Knowledge Management Toolkit	Nader Nada, Mohamed Kholief, M. Ghanem and W. Bakry College of Computing, AAST, Alexandria, Egypt	363
The Impact of Intellectual Capital and Tacit Knowledge Sharing on Organizational Performance: A Preliminary Study of Malaysian SMEs	Rohana Ngah and Abdul Razak Ibrahim Universiti Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	369
Knowledge Management Practices in the South African Civil Service	Ezra Ondari-Okemwa University of Fort Hare, Alice, South Africa	377
From the Daring Entrepreneurs of the Eighties to the Knowledge Entrepreneurs of Today: Past Research and Future Challenges	Haris Papoutsakis TEI of Crete, Heraklion, Greece	389
Social Networking/Social Media in a Business Context: Consequences, Concerns, Benefits?	Keith Patrick University of Westminster, London, UK	397
Success Factors of Communities of Practice in Public Administration: The Case of Catalonia’s Government	Mario Pérez-Montoro¹ and Jesús Martínez² ¹Department of Information Science, University of Barcelona, Spain ²Center for Legal Studies and Specialist Training, Justice Department, Generalitat, Government of Catalonia	407
Learnings from Knowledge Capture Via Positive Results Facilitation	Karla Phlypo General Motors Corporation, Detroit, Michigan, USA	415
Communities of Practice in Action--The Implementation and Use of an Enterprise-Wide Information System	Lawrence Pionke¹ and Thomas Browdy² ¹The Boeing Company, St. Louis, MO, USA ²Washington University at St. Louis, St. Louis, MO, USA	421
The Downsides of KM initiatives: The case of Iranian Organizations	Mohammad Hosein Rezazadeh Mehrizi, Mehdi Kazemi, Fereidoun Ghasemzadeh and Amin Ettehadtavakkol Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran	431
CAD Lindley: Managing Intellectual Capital at Corporación José R. Lindley	Ramón Rivera Chú CENTRUM Católica, Lima, Peru	439
An Integrated Model for Managing Intangible Resources	Camilo Augusto Sequeira, Eloi Fernández y Fernández and Márcia Christina Borges Catholic University, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	451
Questioning the Positive Effect of External Knowledge Transfer Incurred by Industry Attractiveness: The Case of Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs)	Evangelia Siachou and Anthony Ioannidis Athens University of Economics and Business, Athens, Greece	461
A Model for Assessment of Organizational Knowledge Based on Financial Risk Management	Marcus Spies Munich University, Germany	471
Multi-Perspective Knowledge Overlapping Analysis in the Context of Education	Ginta Stale and Inese Urpena Riga Technical University, Riga, Latvia	479
Developing a Framework for Measuring Intellectual Liabilities. Lessons from the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire	Christiaan Stam University of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands	485
Resourceful Interactions: Social Capital, Networking and Learning in the Australian Army	Steven Talbot¹ and Paddy O’Toole^{2 1}Defence Science and Technology Organisation Edinburgh, Australia ²Flinders University South Australia	495
Assessing the Drivers of Virtual KM Impact in European Firm’s Performance: An Exploratory Analysis	Flávio Tiago, Maria Teresa Borges Tiago and João Pedro Couto University of the Azores, Rua da Mãe de Deus, Ponta Delgada, Portugal	503
Cooking with Kids: A Case Study that Combines Intergenerational Transfer of Knowledge with Service Responsibility	Vivienne Wildes The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, USA	513
Knowledge Transfer through Government – University – Industry – and Network Collaboration: The Case of Thailand	Lugkana Worasinchai¹, Vincent Ribière¹ and Aurélie Aurilla Arntzen Bechina^2,3 ¹Bangkok University, Bangkok, Thailand ²College University I Buskerud, Kongsberg, Norway ³College University I Hedmark, Rena, Norway	521
The Limitations of Practice-Based Epistemology	Ali Yakhlef Stockholm University School of Business, Sweden	531
The Effects of Members’ Cognitive Ability and Emotional Intelligence on Team Outcomes: A Meta-Analytic Review	Wencang Zhou¹, Hannah Rothstien¹and Xuli Shi² ¹Baruch College, Graduate Center at CUNY, New York, USA ²Shanghai University, Shanghai, China	539
An Examination of Mediated Dialog between Business and Society	Paul Ziek Rutgers University, New Brunswick, Canada	549
How to Enable the Financial Valuation of Intellectual Capital using an Explanatory Theory of Learning Curve Phenomena	Yannis Zorgios¹, Orestes Vlismas² and George Venieris^{2 1}CLMS (UK) LIMITED, Croydon, Surrey, UK ²Athens University of Economics and Business, Athens, Greece	555
Factors Study Associated with the Creation, Capture and Preservation of the Value of Intangible Assets: A Needed Approach to Debate on Management of Technological Innovation	Victor Cavaller¹ and Monia Namsi² ¹Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC), Barcelona, Spain ² Institut Supérieur de Comptabilité et d’Administration des Entreprises, Tunisia	567

Updated 5 February 2009