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Written by highly-respected practitioners and scholars "In Search
of Knowledge Management: Pursuing Primary Principles" offers
research and practice insights into the emerging discipline and
field of knowledge management and aims to accelerate a global
adoption of knowledge management (KM) as a distinct and critical
field of study for today's professionals. Following on from
"Creating the Discipline of Knowledge Management: The Latest in
University Research" published in 2005 by Elsevier, this
publication proudly bears the imprimatur of George Washington
University. Its contents are based on the time-proven research
methodologies and scrutiny of the doctoral programs, and it records
and characterizes the community's KM practice and research. It goes
beyond mere technology implementations to consider the larger KM
context including leadership, learning, and organization that make
KM successful in real world situations. This book is an essential
reference tool for all universities, research centres and
organizations working on KM, as well as government and
non-governmental organizations and businesses that both research
and follow the latest KM research and practices.
Intangible Assets are earmarked as the value source for today's
knowledge-centric businesses. This book highlights a study that
purports to make intangible assets a visible entity to businesses.
Incorporated in the study are: 1) an Intangible Asset Taxonomy
(IAT) that defines the objectives of Knowledge Management (KM) and
the categories of value drivers of intangible assets; and 2) the
development of a Framework of Intangible Valuation Areas (FIVA)
that represents the relationship between strategic KM business
objectives and the value drivers of intangible assets. Significant
outcomes of this study are: 1) validation that there is a dynamic
relationship between strategic objectives of KM and specific value
drivers of intangible assets; and, 2) empirical evidence that a
one-size-fits all approach to intangible asset valuation may not be
the best approach to this business problem.
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