Monday, June 25, 2012

'Link to my Group's Knowledge map'

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Talk about knowledge,my group try to mapping our specialization one by one.. if you interested to see that you can read that at: http://dizagrup.blogspot.com/ this is the link of diza group and we will talk about knowledge mapping and here.. thank you add...
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Chapter 6: Knowledge Management in Practice

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          In the context of KM, CoPs are generally understood to mean electronically linked communities. Electronic linkage is not essential of course, but since KM arose in the consulting community from the awareness of the potential of Intranets to link geographically dispersed organizations, this orientation is understandable and inevitable. The organization and maintenance of CoPs is not a simple and easy undertaking. As Durham, M. [2004] points out, there are several...
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Chapter 5 : Knowledge Acts

Tuesday, May 15, 2012 No Comments

First, You must find how and what the knowledge we have and we must have. then you can  post the content of the knowledge,after that, you can keep your knowledge growth with Reusing the knowledge you have described before it. There are many philosophers and Scientist opinion about "What is Knowledge Acts?" : -Searle, J., 1969] : Question asking and answering is a foundational process by which what people know tacitly becomes expressed, and hence, externalized as knowledge. To support such a view, we borrow from speech acts theory. -Hirschheim...
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Chapter 4: Conceptualizing Knowledge Emergence

Tuesday, May 15, 2012 No Comments

4.1 GATEKEEPERS, INFORMATION, STARS,AND BOUNDARY SPANNERS The seminal work was that of Thomas J. Allen of MIT [Allen and Cohen, 1969, Allen,T.,1977] who conducted a number of studies relating to information flow in industrial and corporate R&Dlaboratories. Allen coined the term ‘Gatekeeper’ to describe the information flow stars that he discovered, the heavily connected nodes in the information flow pattern. Another finding was that the information flow structure was not at all closely related to the formal organizational structure, and that...
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Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Do we need Goal Line Technology?

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Quite simply, football needs goal-line technology – sensors placed in the ball and goalmouth that would be triggered when the entire ball has crossed the entire goal line, to signal a goal. Football needs this technology now, in all leagues where it is practical to do so. Furthermore, it is high time FIFA stopped burying its collective head in the sand over this issue. First example was in world cup 2010 when england face germany ,when the Germans lead 2-1,Frank lampard shot through manuel...
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Chapter 3:Theorizing Knowledge in Organizations

Tuesday, April 24, 2012 No Comments

In order to better understand the notion of “managing” knowledge, there is a need to better understand what it is about knowledge flow in organizations that lends itself to any form of management. The process view, on the other hand, largely emphasizes the emergent nature of knowledge that is often embedded within a person or within organizational routines, activities, and outcomes, or arises from the interplay of persons and existing information or knowledge. In the course of innovation and production of goods and services, information and knowledge...
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Chapter 2 :Background Bibliographic analysis

Tuesday, April 24, 2012 No Comments

One measure of the influence of a discipline is to track the “formal communications” or published works in that discipline [Koenig,M., 2005, Ponzi, L., 2004]. Ponzi observed that “knowledge management is one emerging discipline that remains strong and does not appear to be fading”[Ponzi, L.,2004, p. 9]. Articles about KM were and are being published in the fields of computer science, information systems, management, engineering, communication, and library and information science. The significance...
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