International Journal of Information Technology and Management, Volume 2

Volume 2, Number 1/2, 2003

• Kaori Shinozaki, Akiya Nagata:
  A paradox of knowledge management in the case of a Japanese retail company. 1-8
  
• Dan Holtshouse:
  Building a strategic focus on knowledge. 9-30
  
• Sandra Moffett, Rodney McAdam:
  Contributing and enabling technologies for knowledge management. 31-49
  
• Markus C. Becker:
  What is the role of teams in knowledge management? Some indications from practice. 50-58
  
• Heli Ahonen, Jaakko Virkkunen:
  Shared challenge for learning: dialogue between management and front-line workers in knowledge management. 59-84
  
• Denise Johnson McManus, Charles A. Snyder:
  Synergy between data warehousing and knowledge management: three industries reviewed. 85-99
  
• Roger James:
  Knowledge and the mathematical properties of communication. 100-110
  
• Amalendu Datta:
  Information technology support for knowledge management in the chemical process industry. 111-121
  
• Paul H. J. Hendriks:
  When Athena met Tim the Toolman: connecting Organisational Learning and information systems. 122-150
  
• Colin J. Coulson-Thomas:
  Developing a corporate learning strategy. 151-156
  
• Colin J. Coulson-Thomas:
  Managing intellectual capital to grow shareholder value. 157-161
  
• Kunio Kurose:
  Knowledge management in the software and services group. 162-172
  

Volume 2, Number 3, 2003

• Georg von Krogh:
  Understanding the problem of knowledge sharing. 173-183
  
• N. G. Satish:
  Rediscovering traditional knowledge: a case study of neem. 184-196
  
• R. P. Mohanty:
  Towards knowledge management: a case study. 197-213
  
• P. N. Murthy:
  Knowledge management in Vedic society: a few lessons for the present age. 214-225
  
• M. Narasimham:
  The economics of knowledge. 226-236
  
• Prahlada:
  Knowledge management in long gestation projects. 237-250
  
• Y. S. Rajan:
  Towards a knowledge society in India: issues for management. 251-267
  
• B. Bowonder, K. J. Sharma:
  Knowledge and strategy: using configurational metaphors to explain the linkages. 268-290
  

Volume 2, Number 4, 2003

• Jeremy Galbreath:
  An overview of the role of information technology in strategic management: Part I. 291-311
  
• Jeffrey James:
  Convergence and divergence in the global economy from a technological perspective. 312-323
  
• Petter Gottschalk:
  Information technology in inter-organisational knowledge management: the case of law firm clients in Norway. 324-344
  
• Fawzi Daoud:
  Knowledge-based repository for constructivist learning communities. 345-363
  
• Alfonso Marino:
  European public administration, information technology and management: implications for Italian public administration. 364-376
  
• Loick Roche, John Sadowsky:
  The power of stories (I): a discussion of why stories are powerful. 377-388