VINE: Volume 40 Issue 1
Table of contents - Special Issue: Web 2.0 and the Evolution of KM
Guest Editors: Niall Sinclair
The ba of blogs: Enabling conditions for knowledge conversion in blog communities
Fa Martin‐Niemi, Richard GreatbanksThe purpose of this paper is to analyse the relationship between the characteristics of a blog community and the enabling conditions of knowledge conversion using the knowledge…
University libraries: step towards a web based knowledge management system
Javeed Ahmad Rah, Sumeer Gul, Zahid Ashraf WaniWeb based knowledge management systems have opened new arrays in the present web based world. Because of innumerable features, they have become the first hand choice of every…
Making MAKCi: An emerging knowledge‐generative network of practice in the Web 2.0
Blanca C. GarciaFollowing a third‐generation knowledge management (KM) approach, this article aims to report on a three‐year series of practitioners' experiences engaged in a consensus‐building…
Tapping into social networking:: Collaborating enhances both knowledge management and e‐learning
Kathryn Kane, Janine Robinson‐Combre, Zane L. BergeWhile most practitioners and researchers agree that social networking is a tool for the masses to stay in touch, this paper aims to explore an untapped use for this medium in the…
Knowledge integration through synthetic worlds
Diana Burley, Sydney Savion, Mathew Peterson, Gaetano Lotrecchiano, Navid Keshavarz‐NiaThis conceptual article aims to explore the current state of knowledge management systems, to describe the potential role of synthetic worlds for knowledge integration, and to…
Segmented multimedia document access for knowledge management
Charles Abiodun Robert, Maduka Kingsley AttamahThe purpose of this paper is to provide a solution to discontinuity experienced when rendering web‐based multimedia due to buffering; and a solution to access to specific region…
Fostering innovation with KM 2.0
Vincent M. Ribiere, Francis D. (Doug) TuggleThe purpose of this paper is to present a general framework describing how new generations of agile innovation processes can benefit from using KM 2.0 technologies.