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The first concern of the editors in putting this book together was to teach knowledge management (KM) to graduate students in library and information science, business schools, records management, and related disciplines. In particular, the editors emphasized the social and cultural components of KM implementation. Unfortunately, the execution falls short of the vision. Although organized into five sections ("Overview of Knowledge Management," "Background & Issues," "Creating the Culture of Learning & Knowledge Sharing in the Organization," "Knowledge Management Tools," and "Knowledge Management Applications"), the contributions by 28 authors, the majority of them faculty members from schools of library and information science, result in a body of work that reads more like a series of loosely related journal articles, with repetition, unevenness of delivery, and lack of a coherent flow building to a strong conclusion. Several of the chapters are written in the first person, awkward in a textbook. The typeface chosen for sidebars and illustrations is an italic font that is difficult to read. A chapter on infomapping includes ten consecutive pages of illustrations, each with an average of three screen views from a Java program. In some cases, the illustrations are so small and complex that they are impossible to read, rendering ineffective the lesson they are constructed to teach. Despite the good intentions, this book will not contribute easily and directly to the construction of a KM framework in a business situation. Not recommended.ASusan S. DiMattia, "Library Hotline" & "Corporate Library Update"
Copyright 2000 Reed Business Information, Inc.
The first concern of the editors in putting this book together was to teach knowledge management (KM) to graduate students in library and information science, business schools, records management, and related disciplines. In particular, the editors emphasized the social and cultural components of KM implementation. Unfortunately, the execution falls short of the vision. Although organized into five sections ("Overview of Knowledge Management," "Background & Issues," "Creating the Culture of Learning & Knowledge Sharing in the Organization," "Knowledge Management Tools," and "Knowledge Management Applications"), the contributions by 28 authors, the majority of them faculty members from schools of library and information science, result in a body of work that reads more like a series of loosely related journal articles, with repetition, unevenness of delivery, and lack of a coherent flow building to a strong conclusion. Several of the chapters are written in the first person, awkward in a textbook. The typeface chosen for sidebars and illustrations is an italic font that is difficult to read. A chapter on infomapping includes ten consecutive pages of illustrations, each with an average of three screen views from a Java program. In some cases, the illustrations are so small and complex that they are impossible to read, rendering ineffective the lesson they are constructed to teach. Despite the good intentions, this book will not contribute easily and directly to the construction of a KM framework in a business situation. Not recommended.ASusan S. DiMattia, "Library Hotline" & "Corporate Library Update"
Copyright 2000 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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- The Intelligent Enterprise: Theoretical Concepts and Practical Implications (Contributions to Management Science) by Markus J. Thannhuber in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Knowledge Management and Virtual Organizations by Yogesh Malhotra on page 17, and page 255
- Advanced Topics in Information Resources Management Series, Vol. 1 by Mehdi Khosrowpour on page 18
- Knowledge Management Tools and Techniques: Practitioners and Experts Evaluate KM Solutions by Madanmohan Rao on page 73
- Diffusion of Innovations in Health Service Organisations: A Systematic Literature Review (Studies in Urban and Social Change) by Trisha Greenhalgh in Back Matter
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