101. Mondas Mondas intranet, extranet and workflow ebusiness technologies allow Securities and Investment houses deploy new front office client relationship management and back office settlement applications, to enable straight through processing. Mondas provide collaborative knowledge management, internet content management and business process software solutions. Our professional services group project manage large scale application integration, legacy migration and ebusiness projects for financial sector companies in the UK http://www.mondas.com/

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102. Gotcha - About KM What is knowledge management (KM)? KM is Measuring the value of knowledge assets and/or impact of knowledge management. Here are http://www.sims.berkeley.edu/courses/is213/s99/Projects/P9/web_site/about_km.htm

What is Knowledge Management (KM)? KM is a newly emerging, interdisciplinary business model dealing with all aspects of knowledge within the context of the firm, including knowledge creation, codification, sharing, and how these activities promote learning and innovation. In practice, KM encompasses both technological tools and organizational routines in overlapping parts. Rudy Ruggles, a leading KM thinker/practitioners, has identified the following items as integral components of KM: Generating new knowledge Accessing valuable knowledge from outside sources Using accessible knowledge in decision making Embedding knowledge in processes, products, and/or services Representing knowledge in documents, databases, and software Facilitating knowledge growth through culture and incentives Transferring existing knowledge into other parts of the organization Measuring the value of knowledge assets and/or impact of knowledge management Here are some additional overviews on the character of KM: An interview with Larry Prusak , one of the leading KM gurus (who dislikes the term "KM guru"...)

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104. Working Conference On Knowledge Management In E-Government (KMGov2004) knowledge management in Electronic Government (KMGov2004). Krems, Austria, May 17 – 19, 2004 knowledge management in Electronic Government. http://falcon.ifs.uni-linz.ac.at/kmgov2004/

Home Teaching News Research ... Search th WORKING CONFERENCE ON Knowledge Management in Electronic Government jointly organised by: Danube University Krems University of Linz, Austria IFIP GI FA 6.2 (Informatics in Public Administration) Call for Papers Deadlines and Proceedings Final Programme Program Committee Conference Location and Accomodation Registration and Fees Call for Papers After four successful events of KMGov, we celebrate the 5th anniversary of the IFIP working conference on Knowledge Management in e-Government. KMGov started small with a workshop in 2000. Since the workshops in 2001 ( Siena, IT ) and 2002 ( Copenhagen, DK ), the interest has grown tremendously so that the event has turned into an IFIP working conference in 2003 ( held in Rhodes, GR

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106. The Delphi Group Analysts and consultants specializing in document and knowledge management. http://www.delphigroup.com/

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107. Darwin Executive Guides - Knowledge Management knowledge management is the process by which organizations generate value from their intellectual assets. Come check out our advice http://guide.darwinmag.com/technology/enterprise/knowledge/

Home Executive Guides Technology Enterprise Applications > Knowledge Management Current Issue Archives Subscriber Services Search ... Bibliography Unfortunately, there's no universal definition of KM, just as there's no agreement as to what constitutes knowledge in the first place. For this reason, it's best to think of KM in the broadest context. Succinctly put, KM is the process through which organizations generate value from their intellectual and knowledge-based assets. Most often, generating value from such assets involves sharing them among employees, departments and even with other companies in an effort to devise best practices. It's important to note that the definition says nothing about technology; while KM is often facilitated by IT, technology by itself is not KM. Think of a golf caddie as a simplified example of a knowledge worker. Good caddies do more than carry clubs and track down wayward balls. When asked, a good caddie will give advice to golfers, such as, "The wind makes the ninth hole play 15 yards longer." Accurate advice may lead to a bigger tip at the end of the day. On the flip side, the golfer — having derived a benefit from the caddie's advice — may be more likely to play that course again. If a good caddie is willing to share what he knows with other caddies, then they all may eventually earn bigger tips. How would KM work to make this happen? The caddie master may decide to reward caddies for sharing their tips by offering them credits for pro shop merchandise. Once the best advice is collected, the course manager would publish the information in notebooks (or make it available on PDAs), and distribute them to all the caddies. The end result of a well-designed KM program is that everyone wins. In this case, caddies get bigger tips and deals on merchandise, golfers play better because they benefit from the collective experience of caddies, and the course owners win because better scores lead to more repeat business.

108. Government Computer News (GCN) Knowledge Management 9 knowledge management and its growing place in the government landscape was the focus of a threeday conference this month in Washington, held by the E-Gov http://www.gcn.com/knowledge-management/

Current Issue Columnists Products Central Site Map ... My Account Search GCN Advanced Search Help Government Computer News Subscribe ... Reports from our sponsors Related articles What is Knowledge Management? Knowledge Management Initiatives Gain Foothold in Government On the job By Patricia Daukantas GCN Staff Vol. 23, No. 10 A customized tool lets course instructors and supervisors at the Army Research Institute for the Behavioral and Social Sciences design surveys that fit their own needs. Government Computer News Feds read between the lines of KM Vol. 23, No. 9 Knowledge management and its growing place in the government landscape was the focus of a three-day conference this month in Washington, held by the E-Gov Institute. Government Computer News Education points microscope at its legal documents By Mary Mosquera GCN Staff 04/23/04 12:08 PM The Education Department selects ISYS Search Software to streamline retrieval of legal information in its Office of the General Counsel. GCN Daily Updates New standards body to push grid to enterprise By Joab Jackson GCN Staff 04/20/04 02:36 PM A group of IT companies has formed the Enterprise Grid Alliance to help prepare enterprise grid tools for public- and private-sector use.

109. Oildex Application Service Provider for company to company data interchange via Internet browser. knowledge management solutions . Directory of websites for O G operators and service companies. Current news. http://oildex.com

Oildex services save companies time and money, providing tools to send, receive and upload digital data, collaborate with suppliers and partners and analyze streams of critical revenue, cost and production business information. Serving 700 companies and 5000 users, Oildex processes over $30 billion in transaction detail each year and is the industry's most trusted web-based data exchange and workflow provider. Dec.8, 2003 Oct. 23, 2003 Oct. 23, 2003 SpendWorks ... Success Story

110. Intellix - Knowledge Management Develops software that helps automate decision processes. Solutions, products and industries. http://www.intellix.dk/

111. CIKM Search within CIKM Conference on Information and knowledge management Advanced Search. Browse CIKM Conference on Information and knowledge management CIKM. http://www.acm.org/pubs/contents/proceedings/series/cikm/

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112. Software Design Smorgasbord: Knowledge Management Page That s the best short description I ve found on knowledge management. Information it. knowledge management addresses this problem. http://www.chesco.com/~cmarion/Structur/KnowlMgt.html

One of ten pages from Craig Marion's Software Design Smorgasbord. The others are: Capturing best practice, harnessing collective intelligence, sharing lessons learned, and harnessing the untapped value that lies among your staff and contacts. John Thackara , Director of the Netherlands Design Institute in Amsterdam That's the best short description I've found on knowledge management. Information overload is a given today, yet important information is acquired regularly and needs to be made available to those who can use it. Knowledge Management addresses this problem. Knowledge continually needs to be freshened, too. Best practices evolve. Knowledge acquired through knowledge management needs not only to be made available to individuals. It needs to be integrated into software as knowledge support as well. Some of the major themes in knowledge management are the use of groupware intranets organizational learning knowledge organizations leveraging intellectual capital Organizational Sites Knowledge Management Forum A community of practice discussing the theories, methods, and practices collectively called Knowledge Management. (Posted 6/98)

113. Knowledge Management Group knowledge management Group (KMG). The knowledge management Group is a research body established in the. What is knowledge management ? http://www.csu.edu.au/research/kmg/

Knowledge Management Group (KMG) The Knowledge Management Group is a research body established in the School of Information Studies Faculty of Science and Agriculture Charles Sturt University Australia What is Knowledge Management ? Computer-based systems have become basic to the management of data and information in our society and economy. These systems are well developed in business and government organisations, and with developments like the World Wide Web are becoming ubiquitous in society. Knowledge of how to process and manipulate data and information is implicit in computer-based systems; knowledge of organisational procedures, for example, is encoded into administrative and office systems that control and facilitate the workings of the organisation. Knowledge of policy and precedent can be built into expert and decision support systems to advise decision makers. Knowledge of how the natural world works (science) and how humans can intervene for their own purposes (technology) is created by research and published in journals and books, taught at university and by other means percolates through the community of knowledge workers Knowledge Management is the field that examines how knowledge, whether public of private might be captured, represented, stored and applied for a range of knowledge intensive tasks – whether that be decision support, computer assisted learning, research (eg. hypothesis testing) or research support.

114. KMi, Inc. Comprehensive elearning solutions for both corporations and higher education. http://www.kmionline.com/

Knowledge Management Interactive, Inc. KMi provides comprehensive eLearning and knowledge management solutions for corporate and higher education partners. From our learning management system and knowledge base solutions, to a full range of planning, hosting and implementation services, we offer the support necessary to assure access to information, education and training. M ember L ogin Manage your account, set-up your profile, access content, and personalization features. Username: Password: Forgot Your Password New Member Products eLMS - Learning Management System, Knowledge Base and eLearning Solution. View our products Services Dedicated Hosting, Support, Help Desk Services, Production, and more. View our services Demo Learn more about the flexibility and quality of KMi's eLearning solutions. View our demo Affordable Solutions Small business, university or enterprise environments, KMi has solutions designed to meet your needs. Featuring course development, learning management, communications and knowledge sharing services - distributing information has never been easier. Our full service offerings allow you to move from planning to implementation in a matter of weeks. Outsourcing your hosting, maintenance and support saves you time and money.

115. McGee's Musings McGee s Musings The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity. Dorothy Parker. Tuesday, May 13, 2003. Weblogs and knowledge management. http://www.mcgeesmusings.net/2003/05/13.html

McGee's Musings "The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity." - Dorothy Parker Tuesday, May 13, 2003 Weblogs and knowledge management Another stream of recent posts has focused on weblogs as a tool for knowledge management both to capture and share knowledge. They include a mix of posts focusing on individual knowledge workers and on knowledge workers within organizations. Lou Rosenfeld, author of the excellent Information Architecture for the World Wide Web , has a good post on blogging k-logging Dave Pollard has generated a great set of posts on weblogs as knowledge management tools. His weblog in general has become a must read for me.: Blogs in Business: The Weblog as Filing Cabinet Weblogs could be a mechanism to coherently codify and 'publish' in a completely voluntary and personal manner the individual worker's entire filing cabinet, complete with annotations, marginalia, post-its and personal indexing system. A Weblog-Based Content Architecture for Business (this post also has some excellent diagrams of how weblogs fit within the entreprise) The fundamental difference between this and traditional enterprise-wide content architectures, is that knowledge under this model resides with and is controlled by the individual. The knowledge of the community is simply the sum of the knowledge residing in the weblogs of the community members (within any shared categorizations the community members decide to establish, and pushed to other community members by the weblog's 'subscription' functionality. The knowledge of the enterprise is simply the sum of the knowledge residing in the weblogs of all employees, made accessible through the weblog's publishing and subscription functionality, using the tools present in the weblog itself. Theoretically, depending on the robustness of the company's networks, the Intranet could be slimmed down to nothing more than a set of organized links, with no actual 'content' whatsoever.

116. Home Page The knowledge management Connection. Learn our secret. If you re looking for the KM Connection knowledge management Product Guide, go here. http://www.kmconnection.com/

The Knowledge Management Connection Communication is the common thread of knowledge management. Every company has multiple knowledge management requirements, often including content management, remote collaboration, and effective customer support. You ll need specific technologies or changes in processes and management practices in order to address those and other needs. But all the knowledge problems of business have a common element: human communication itself. If you can turn communication activities into a source of profit, productivity, and competitiveness — instead of a cost of doing business — then you have solved the most important problem of knowledge-driven businesses. That s what we do. The Knowledge Management Connection provides a systematic knowledge-management framework and explicit model for knowledge resources that allow you to Identify the most important knowledge resources in your company immediately Quickly categorize those resources into a flexible, manageable, easy-to-use shared resource that can be applied to a wide range of business activities

117. ManagementFirst - Knowledge Management, HR, Change Management, Management Styles Our knowledge management Community also features an interview, in this instance with Manimaran Rajakannu who is Head of KM at Wipro Technologies an http://www.managementfirst.com/

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118. Knowledge Management Research Program knowledge management Research Program. task. It follows our learningby-doing philosophy. What is knowledge management? Knowledge http://www.sims.monash.edu.au/research/km/

K nowledge M anagement R esearch P rogram Welcome to the KM Research Program The KM Research Program at Monash University is one of the formal research groups operating since 1995. We are conducting studies towards a comprehensive approach to knowledge management for intelligent decision support. We proposed a model to support a task-based knowledge management which helps people to explicitly recognise existing and to create new knowledge while performing a task. It follows our "learning-by-doing" philosophy. What is Knowledge Management? Knowledge Management is a broad concept that addresses the full range of processes by which an organisation deploys knowledge. These involve the acquisition, retention, storage, distribution and use of knowledge in an organisation.

119. Knowledge Management Om knowledge management og om, hvordan man h¥ndterer viden i organisationer. Nonaka, Fahey og Choo referater. Digital udgave af cand. merc. afhandlingen http://www.ledelseafviden.dk

Velkommen til denne site som handler om knowledge management og om, hvordan man håndterer viden i organisationer. Her kan du få en digital udgave af cand. merc. afhandlingen "Viden og håndtering af viden i organisationer - et studie i Knowledge Management", skrevet af Thomas Dissing, Jørn Uhrenholt og Jens Bojesen. mail

120. Elsevier Science And Technology Books: Knowledge Management Welcome to knowledge management. knowledge management. ButterworthHeinemann is now part of Elsevier. Before we direct you to the http://www.bh.com/knowledgemanagement/

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