Knowledge management capabilities -an empirical investigation

Knowledge Management Capability and Firm Performance: An Empirical Investigation

It is with great interest for information systems researchers and practitioners regarding the contribution of information technology investment to firm performance. This study focuses on the impact of the implementation of knowledge management systems (KMS) on firm performance. Although many organizations have implemented KMS, there is little empirical evidence of KMS on firm performance. This ...

The Effect of Knowledge Management Context on Knowledge Management Practices: an Empirical Investigation

This paper presents recent research findings on the effects of organizational knowledge management (KM) context on KM practices. Data were collected at a large Canadian law firm via a Web-based survey instrument from over 400 participants comprising professional and support staff working in various office locations. The purpose of the study was to gain insight on the antecedents of knowledge ma...

Knowledge Management: An Organizational Capabilities Perspective

Strategic orientations, marketing capabilities and innovation: an empirical investigation

Interest in the strategic orientations of firms and their impact on performance has increased in recent years. Customer orientation with a view to satisfying customers? needs is often contrasted to more product or technology-related orientations that rely on research for new product development ideas. Our study links these orientations directly to innovation by examining their relationship with...

An Empirical Investigation of Knowledge-Based Authentication

Knowledge-based authentication (KBA) has gained prominence in electronic commerce applications, as a primary and secondary user authentication method. Our prior research investigated the application of statistical modeling, specifically Bayesian networks, to theorize the KBA problem and to develop entropy-based metrics along with closed-form solutions to estimating the associated parameters. Th...