VINE: Volume 39 Issue 3

Monitoring youth depression risk in Web 2.0

Tiong‐Thye Goh, Yen‐Pei Huang

Social networking sites have in recent years become an increasingly popular avenue for young people to express and to share their thoughts, views, and emotions. When young people…

The practice of knowledge management processes: A comparative study of public and private higher education institutions in Malaysia

Sharimllah Devi Ramachandran, Siong Choy Chong, Hishamuddin Ismail

The objective of this paper is to investigate and compare the practices of knowledge management (KM) processes, which have been grounded in the KM literature, between public and…

Collaborative knowledge building process: an activity theory analysis

Gurparkash Singh, Louise Hawkins, Greg Whymark

Collaborative knowledge building (CKB) is seen as a means for achieving desired learning outcomes as well as facilitating sharing and distribution of knowledge among community…

One company – two outcomes: Knowledge integration vs corporate disintegration in the absence of knowledge management

William P. Hall, Susu Nousala, Bill Kilpatrick

To learn to avoid pitfalls there is need to accept and understand failures. This anonymous case study aims to report a major organisational failure due to the absence of effective…

Adapting corporate modelling for community informatics

Larry Stillman, Stefanie Kethers, Rebecca French, Dean Lombard

This paper aims to address the need for responsive methodologies to investigate how information and communication technologies (ICTs) are used in non‐business and non‐corporate…