Responding to crisis through strategic knowledge management

Guideline for Strategic Crisis Management Exercises

Achieving benefits through integrating eLearning and Strategic Knowledge Management

In our experience, corporate eLearning initiatives are often being implemented with too little consideration of organizational issues, such as corporate strategy. As a result, potential benefits of eLearning as a tool for creating organizational competencies are usually not realized to a full extent. Thus, the focus of the present paper is on integrating eLearning and strategic knowledge manage...

New knowledge in strategic management through visually mining semantic networks

(2015) "New knowledge in strategic management through visually mining semantic networks", Abstract Today's highly competitive business world requires that managers be able to make fast and accurate strategic decisions, as well as learn to adapt to new strategic challenges. This necessity calls for a deep experience and a dynamic understanding of strategic management. The trait of dynamic unders...

AIDS: from crisis management to sustained strategic response.

Seen from the perspective of a quarter century, it is apparent that some of the most insightful works on AIDS were written in the epidemic’s earliest years. Among them is a commentary by the evolutionary biologist Stephen Jay Gould, published on the New York Times’ op-ed page in April 1987. At a time when AIDS had probably killed less than half a million people and was still regarded as mainly ...

Assessing Knowledge Management Needs: A Strategic Approach to Developing Knowledge

Most knowledge management work encourages practicing managers to pursue ever more knowledge development and sharing. There is an assumption that more knowledge always leads to greater competitive advantage and superior financial performance. Even though this may be the case, it is far from proven, and the application and use of knowledge management techniques may actually be more strategic, wit...