Stan Garfield, KM Guru: 13 Tips. Who are the players in KM. Denham Grey asks if there is a KM sub-culture?
Based on a Brint posting of 58 Top KM Contributors. There is a whole league of influential KM folks that seem to operate below the Brint radar. Here I'm thinking of on-line players and personal (blog) publishers... It turns out that this list is not from Brint. It is from several researchers at the University of Minnesota Management Information Systems Research Center Examining the Intellectual Structure of Knowledge Management, 1990-2002: An Author Co-citation Analysis. The extended entry contains the full list of 58 with some information about each person, something missing from the online list, mostly because I am curious. It's surprising how difficult some of these people were to track down.
Peter Heisig. By Peter Heisig (Berlin, Germany) Peter Heisig I am a knowledge management consultant, researcher and writer.
I started working with knowledge management since 1988. I am based in Cambridge UK and Berlin, Germany. My main interest is to improve the leverage of knowledge within the daily business processes and the strategic management of intellectual capital. You will find more information at and I am a founder of the network with contacts around the world. Stangarfield. Writings. Larry Prusak.
Books & Articles by Sveiby Knowledge Associates. Towards a Knowledge Perspective. Www.sveiby.com/articles/DisablingContextfinaldraft.pdf. Www.entovation.com/seminars/bios/BioCVSveiby.pdf. Www.sveiby.com/articles/CIP-TOC+Abstracts.pdf. Karl-Erik Sveiby. Karl-Erik Sveiby is Professor of Knowledge Management at the Hanken Business School in Helsinki, Finland.
He is often described as one of the "founding fathers" of Knowledge Management ' having pioneered many of the fundamental concepts. In 1986 he published his first book in Sweden in which he explored how to manage the rapidly growing "Knowledge Companies", organizations that have no traditional production, only the knowledge and the creativity of their employees. It became an instant best-seller and inspired the very early "Swedish movement" in knowledge management in both research and practice. His book 1990 (Sw. "Kunskapsledning") was a world-first with "Knowledge Management" in the title. Being owner of one of Sweden's largest publishing companies and a manager himself, he recognized the need to measure the intangible assets, and he went on pioneering accounting practices for intangible assets, testing them in his own company. In 1993 Dr. Is innovation bad for us? I am doing a PhD in Knowledge Innovation Management. Could I ask your help please. If you had to pick 2 or 3 authors who you believe are seminal in terms of KM who would they be?
Sveiby Knowledge Associates - SKA. Steve Denning: best keynote speaker on leadership innovation business narrative and high-performance teams. Steve Denning - Radical Management. Storytelling in organizations,knowledge management in organizations. Background on Larry Prusak Larry Prusak, Executive Director of the Institute for Knowledge Management, is a Managing Principal with IBM Global Services, in Boston.
He has extensive consulting experience, within the U.S. and internationally, in helping firms leverage and optimize their information and knowledge resources. A respected authority in his field, Larry has lectured and been published widely. His book, Managing Information Strategically (John Wiley & Sons, 1994), co-authored with James McGee, is a basic text on the role of information in gaining competitive advantage. Prior to joining IBM, Larry was a Principal in Ernst & Young’s Center for Business Innovation, specializing in issues of corporate knowledge management.
In 1991, Larry won the SLA Professional Award for Contributions to the Field of Information Science.
v6p001-016Jelavic508.pdf (объект «application/pdf») Ikujiro Nonaka - Management Gurus - Management Hall Of Fame - World's Top Managers and Management Thinkers. Management Hall of Fame: Leading Management Gurus Graduates from Waseda University Joined Hirotaka Takeuchi in Publishing of "The Knowledge-creating Company: How Japanese Companies Create the Dynamics of Innovation".
They argue that the success of Japanese companies is due to their skill and expertise in organizational knowledge creation and continuous business innovation. Becomes dean of the school of knowledge science at Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST). According to Nonaka, knowledge-creation is a core source of competitive advantage for the organization. Ikujiro Nonaka. Vincent Ribiere. Ron Young. Hello, My name is Ron Young.
I am the founder of www.knowledge-management-online.com. I have had the great privilege, this past 30 years, to be able to travel and work very extensively around the world. My work is in the special area of effective knowledge management, innovation, and effective knowledge working for individuals, teams, organizations and global communities/networks. I speak about this regularly in conferences around the world and you may view my conference schedule here Before knowledge management and innovation, I worked for several years in work/life balance, life goals, time management, task and project management, information management,technology, process improvement,process innovation, corporate information systems and quality management. Knowledge Management Professional Society (KMPro) Boris Jaeger. David Griffiths. IK_Mar07_Feature_KM gurus.pdf (объект «application/pdf»)