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What knowledge management for mobile workers?
Knowledge and Process Management, 2006AbstractIn today's global economy, many economic activities in and among firms are based on the contribution of workers that are mobile or work most of their time in geographically dispersed locations. In such environments, tools supporting Knowledge Management (KM) are essential, not only because of the advantage for business performance, but also ...
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Mobile Technology for Knowledge Management
2006IT support for knowledge management (KM) is a widely discussed issue. Whereas an overemphasis on technology is often criticized, the general consensus is that a well-balanced combination of technical and social approaches can be a rewarding departure (Alavi & Leidner, 1999).
Derballa, Volker, Pousttchi, Key
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Journal of Applied Linguistics and Professional Practice, 2018
Many linguistic studies have analyzed the ways in which reported speech is used to mobilize knowledge in academic writing, but there have been far fewer such studies of knowledge mobilization in non-academic genres. This study analyzes the functions of reported speech in a Canadian quasi-judicial public inquiry report, a genre that is intertextually ...
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Many linguistic studies have analyzed the ways in which reported speech is used to mobilize knowledge in academic writing, but there have been far fewer such studies of knowledge mobilization in non-academic genres. This study analyzes the functions of reported speech in a Canadian quasi-judicial public inquiry report, a genre that is intertextually ...
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Knowledge Sharing in Mobile Work
2005Leveraging on people’s knowledge and creativity is a competitive must in today’s business environment. The intensification of competition, however, forces companies to adopt new organisational models that seriously challenge traditional approaches to managing knowledge.
Corso M., Martini A., Pellegrini L.
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Knowledge-Based Mobility Management in All-Mobile Network
2003The paper deals with mobility management in all-mobile network, where mobile and intelligent software agents support terminal, user and service mobility. It defines the formal model of all-mobile network. The elaborated knowledge-based mobility management is defined as one that reduces location uncertainty using knowledge representation related to ...
Lovrek, Ignac, Sinković, Vjekoslav
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2006
Both the issues of “knowledge management” and “mobility” have received much attention recently. The interest in these issues is often motivated by the fact that work, in many organisations, has become “knowledge intensive” and “mobile.” However, so far these issues have been explored separately.
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Both the issues of “knowledge management” and “mobility” have received much attention recently. The interest in these issues is often motivated by the fact that work, in many organisations, has become “knowledge intensive” and “mobile.” However, so far these issues have been explored separately.
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Distribution and mobilization of knowledge
1986 25th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, 1986Most current Knowledge Base Systems make two very important assumptions. First, that knowledge can be integrated into one all encompassing base. Second, that the rules and facts of such knowledge can be explicitly stated by a few experts. There are many situations, however, where knowledge is fragmented. It cannot be reconciled or integrated. Different
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2002
Mobile Knowledge Management (kurz MKM) bzw. mobiles Wissensmanagement ist ein vollig neues Gebiet und zugleich eine enorme Herausforderung fur Unternehmen. Die Relevanz eines mobilen Wissensmanagements leitet sich zum einen aus der inzwischen allgemein anerkannten Bedeutung des Wissensmanagements (vgl.
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Mobile Knowledge Management (kurz MKM) bzw. mobiles Wissensmanagement ist ein vollig neues Gebiet und zugleich eine enorme Herausforderung fur Unternehmen. Die Relevanz eines mobilen Wissensmanagements leitet sich zum einen aus der inzwischen allgemein anerkannten Bedeutung des Wissensmanagements (vgl.
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2007
This article attempts to propose mKM strategies by studying how mobile knowledge assets can be leveraged and mKM processes can be incorporated into the main KM processes by looking at two aspects of knowledge mobility organizations. The knowledge retention processes will also be the focus to further analyze how to merge the knowledge retention ...
Z. Zhang, S. Jasimuddin
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This article attempts to propose mKM strategies by studying how mobile knowledge assets can be leveraged and mKM processes can be incorporated into the main KM processes by looking at two aspects of knowledge mobility organizations. The knowledge retention processes will also be the focus to further analyze how to merge the knowledge retention ...
Z. Zhang, S. Jasimuddin
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