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[Some useful links for knowledge Management are as follows:- The Knowledge Management Forum is a community of practice discussing the theories, methods, and practices collectively called Knowledge Management. The site provides an extensive index to Knowledge Management WWW resources. The International Knowledge Management Network aims at the promotion and development of knowledge management within organisations and agglomorations of organisations. Main objectives are the improvement of business processes and enhancement of competitive power by employing an integral and problem oriented approach to knowledge management. The Knowledge Management Server at the University of Texas at Austin includes an index of knowledge management sites. The World Wide Web Virtual Library on Knowledge Management provides a large collection of position statements and information, including an Interview with Tom Davenport and Larry Prusak.
Knowledge, Inc., the executive report on knowledge, technology and performance. Position Paper on Knowledge Asset Management by Ann Macintosh, Artificial Intelligence Applications Institute, University of Edinburgh. CIO Magazine - Reality Check - Knowledge Management: Article and pointers on knowledge management. Knowledge Management Resources presented by David Skyrme Associates. Taking Inventory of Your Knowledge Management Skills by C. Jackson Grayson, American Productivity & Quality Center. Some more useful links
The Knowledge Management Forum Graduate School of Business, University of Texas at Austin @Brint The Ernst & Young Center for Business Innovation. UT Austin's page on KM publications Knowledge Management in Inquiring Organizations A New Executive for Net Era: The Chief Knowledge Officer Generating Value Through Knowledge Sharing Coming Soon: The CKO Part 4 of "New language for new leverage: the terminology of knowledge management" Knowledge Management for the New World of Business The Knowledge Management Server A Business Researcher's Interest - Knowledge Management & Organizational Learning @BRINT Research Initiative Centre for Research in Information Management Knowledge Management Forum Electronic Publishing and Knowledge Management GlossariesA Knowledge Based Businesses Glossary Knowledge Management ForumsCEST's Knowledge Management Forum. Knowledge Managment Forum Knowledge Management PublicationsKnowledge at Work The International Knowledge Management Newsletter KM publications list from Graduate School of Business, University of Texas at Austin KM World Magazine. Knowledge Inc. KM Metazine KM OrganizationsKM Organization Review KM Product Review Knowledge Management EventsEvent calender @Brinthttp://www.brint.com/calendar/cal/calendar.cgi Knowledge Management Articles Never be out of touch again -- unless you want to, by Mellanie Hills, Dallas Business Journal, August 3, 1998. New centers make it easier to do business with the feds, by Mellanie Hills, Dallas Business Journal, July 6, 1998. New Tools for Knowledge Management, by Mellanie Hills, guest columnist in Creative Networks' Perspectives, July, 1998 (available to subscribers). Collaborative Success, by Richard Adhikari, Information Week, May 4, 1998. Internet Benefits for Business Processes, by Arvind Ragan, India World, February 13, 1998. Groupware Put To Test, by Barb Cole-Gomolski, ComputerWorld, October 27, 1997. The Joys of Togetherness, by Heath Row, WebMaster, June, 1997. Intranet Casts Its Web Over Commerce -- Once the darling of human resources, the intranet is now the purveyor of mission-critical applications and electronic commerce, by Lee Sustar, CommunicationsWeek, May 5, 1997. Groupware upstarts staking their future on 'Net technologies, by Paul McNamara, Network World, February 10, 1997. The newest in Groupwares, by Mellanie Hills, IntraNet Magazine, January 20, 1997. Intranet Groupware Strategies, by Erin Callaway, PCWeek, January, 1997. Groupware vs. the Web, by Barb Cole, Network World, December 30, 1996. @BRINT: WWW Virtual Library on Knowledge Management Setting the benchmark of leading-edge thinking on Knowledge Management, and its theory and strategy. Brian Arthur The Santa Fe economist active in defining the economy of ideas befitting the era of the knowledge society. Considered as a potential Nobel laureate by Peter Drucker, and known most for his work on the economics of the increasing returns. Two of his recent articles on these topics have appeared in Fortune and Harvard Business Review John Perry Barlow From the cattle rancher turned Grateful Dead lyricist and the co-founder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, here is a host of articles on various issues related to the social aspects of life in cyberspace. Coverage includes privacy, cryptography, crime, and information policy issues. Jim Clemmer Articles and columns on leadership, human resource management, performance issues, and change management. Peter F. Drucker The Drucker Archives project at Claremont Graduate School aims to provide a single source compilation of this management scholar who is considered by some as having had the most influence on the management thinking of this century. [Hopefully] With the future online availability of Drucker's works, this project is expected to benefit the 'less fortunate' who are located at remote locations from the hard copies. Esther Dyson Some articles by the chief of the Electronic Frontier Foundation who was also declared the 'netizen of the year.' James Gleick Best known for his book Chaos: Making a New Science, Gleick has also written some articles related to the compression of time, the electronic currency, and some other issues related to the development of cyberspace [and outer space ;-)]. Andy Grove Intel's CEO, 1998 TIME 'Man of the Year' and author of Only the Paranoid Survive suggests how businesses thrive by continuously redefining the rules of the game by rethinking the given assumptions. Peter Keen The Information Technology academic who talked about the notion of IS academics as consultants who are tuned to the needs of business in his 1980 ICIS address. He turned away from academia and became a high-profile consultant. He has his own web site and writes a column in Computerworld column . Howard Rheingold Known for his book titled Virtual Reality, and his generous online creation The Virtual Community, this 'cyberthinker' also maintains a web resource on Virtual Communities. Thomas A. Stewart Tom Stewart has been sharing his insights about knowledge management and intellectual capital through his articles in the Fortune magazine. Tom has now created his own web presence with the launch of his new book Intellectual Capital: The New Wealth of Organizations. Some of his articles on knowledge management issues are accessible from the Knowledge Management section. Paul A. Strassmann From one of the key voices on Information Economics, a compilation of articles published in major technology and business publications. Read how information technology has influenced corporate politics; how to account for information productivity and knowledge capital; how to make sense of the 'Hocus-Pocus of Reengineering'; and if 'Outsourcing [is] A Game for Losers'. Ed Yourdon This structured systems analysis and design veteran provides access to a compilation of his articles, reviews, and papers, besides his recommendations about computer books, and computer articles. Australian Companies Get Headstart on Knowledge Capital HCI Consulting, Sydney, 1994, This is one of a series of articles written by Phil Cohen and Onno van Ewyk, HCI Consulting, Sydney. Most of the articles were also published in the Australian Financial Review. Auto-FAQ: an experiment in cyberspace leveraging , Steven D. Whitehead ,GTE Laboratories Incorporated - 40 Sylvan Road - Waltham MA 02254. This paper explores the idea of harnessing computer networks to overcome the knowledge acquisition bottleneck. We introduce the idea of a CYLINA (CYberspace Leveraged INtelligent Agent) --- an intelligent system that gains knowledge/information through interactions with a large population of network users. The Coins in the Knowledge Bank, Thomas A. Stewart & Joe McGowan; Fortune - Feb. 19, 1996. Here's a nifty way to measure the value of your most important asset--and thoughts about those boring old tangible assets too. Collaboration through Concept Maps, Brian R Gaines & Mildred L G Shaw, Proceedings of CSCL95: Computer Supported Cooperative Learning. Bloomington, October, 1995. Concept maps have been used in education, policy studies and the philosophy of science to provide a visual representation of knowledge structures and argument forms. They provide a complementary alternative to natural language as a means of communicating knowledge. In many disciplines various forms of concept map are already used as formal knowledge representation systems, for example: semantic networks in artificial intelligence, bond graphs in mechanical and electrical engineering, Petri nets in communications, and category graphs in mathematics. This paper describes the design and applications of groupware concept mapping tools designed to support collaboration in dispersed learning communities.
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