Knowledge management (KM) is a practice for managing the intellectual assets of an organization. A successful knowledge management program increases employee productivity by providing systems that not only allow for information access and sharing of explicit knowledge, but also enable expression of tacit knowledge in the minds of the people through collaboration. Organizations that successfully...

Although management control scholars have not achieved a consensus on the definition of the content of the discipline yet, some main trends can be depicted from the evolutionary analysis of the related literature. Through the critical review of the main literature of management control for the purpose of this study – the performance management system (PMS) can be defined as the set of “the evol...

Configuration management tools have become well and widely accepted by the software industry. Software Configuration Management (SCM) systems hold minute information about the entire evolution of complex software systems and thus represent a good source for process accounting and auditing. However, it is still difficult to use the entire spectrum of information such tools maintain. Currently, s...

Industry 4.0 transforms the economy through “destructive” technologies and new risks. It is requiring update of views dealing with uncertain environment. The goal this paper to summarize mainly used risk management standards, analyze general aspects evolution management, enterprise integrated suggest concept for next step which global where are implemented Artificial Intelligence. proposed cons...

Like any other database application object database applications are subject to evolution. Evolution is, however, critical in object databases because it is the very characteristic of complex applications such as CAD, etc. for which they provide inherent support. This paper discusses the evolution facilities offered by some of the existing systems. We first provide an overview of the ODMG 2.0 s...

The purpose of this article is to highlight the importance of organizational perception in the understanding of decisional processes as an Information System project is being set up. In that case, "collective" perception plays a part in the success of information systems management.

The decade since the Reserve Bank of Australia’s 1996 Conference on ‘The Future of the Financial System’ has been a period of remarkable strength for banking systems in advanced industrial countries, particularly Australia. Banking institutions have enjoyed strong growth in business volumes, high asset quality and record profi tability and they have proven their resilience in the face of episod...

Operations strategy has been a subject of empirical research for 25 years. We analyzed the outcomes of 33 empirical studies on competitive priorities, published between 1983 and 2007, and identified trends in operations strategy since the early 1980s. At that time, researchers mainly emphasized the importance of flexibility in operations; however, we found that quality has consistently been the...