This paper reviewed the relationships between the Knowledge Management (KM) activities and its perceived benefits in the knowledge based organizations. KM activities include: knowledge identification, knowledge acquisition, knowledge application, knowledge sharing, knowledge creation and knowledge preservation. And the perceived benefits of KM are fast customer responsiveness, operation excelle...

introduction: oral mucositis is considered a severe complication in cancer patients receiving radiotherapy or chemotherapy for head and neck cancer. the aim of this review study was to assess the effect of low level laser therapy for prevention and management of oral mucositis in cancer patients. methods: the electronic databases searched included pubmed, isi web of knowledge and google scholar...

Knowledge Management-based Web Systems (KM -bWS) are a novel class of Web Information Systems whose main goal is to adapt contents and presentations with respect to user needs and backgrounds through the execution of Knowledge Management processes. A KM-bWS can be seen as an “intelligent knowledge hub” because it makes distributed Web resources available by means of Knowledge Management techniq...

abstract agricultural sector is a developmental domain and id a way for achievement to goals that are anticipated in iran perspective document. from this view, knowledge management (km) is critical for starting and continuing this way. this paper investigate on process of applicable and especial knowledge in agricultural sector (a case study in yazd province). also ranks stages of knowledge pro...

In this paper the effects of top management commitment on knowledge management activities has been analyzed. This research has been conducted as a case study in an academic environment. The data collection was carried out in the form of semistructured interview with an interview guide. This study shows the effects of knowledge management strategic plan developing in academia strategic plan on k...

Firms have invested heavily in knowledge management (KM) with the aim to build a knowledge capability and use it to achieve a competitive advantage. Research has shown, however, that not all knowledge management projects succeed. Some studies report that about 84% of knowledge management projects fail. This paper has integrated studies on the impediments to knowledge management into a theoretic...

The term Enterprise 2.0 (E2.0) describes a collection of organizational and IT practices that help organizations establish flexible work models, visible knowledge-sharing practices, and higher levels of community participation. E2.0 parallels and builds on another term commonly being used in the industry – Web 2.0. E2.0 represents also new packaging for strategic collaboration and Knowledge Man...