Managing knowledge through social media

Motivation and Knowledge Sharing through Social Media within Danish Organizations

Knowledge Sharing and Creation Through Social Media in Organizations

Organizations are becoming more creative in incorporating technologies to aid their businesses, for example, by building collaboration networks with customers for innovative ideas and by utilizing online communities to mobilize knowledge among their employees. In my dissertation, I examine how such networks among employees or customers empowered by information technology influence the way organ...

Managing knowledge through everyday activities

Ever since man first shared the knowledge of how to make fire with his fellow human beings, the management of knowledge has been employed by masters training their apprentices and by parents teaching their children. Managing knowledge is hence no new phenomenon. In recent years, however, the importance of knowledge in business and industry has risen dramatically, and shifted from being one reso...

Social media: managing the ethical issues.

“S ocial media is a generalized term for a group of online software tools that allow for increased interaction, authorship, and development of online content by any web user” (Kuhns, 2012, p. 4). Social media include the well-known sites, such as Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter, but also wikis, blogs, microblogs, podcasting, and other social networking and social bookmarking sites (see Figure 1...

Social Media and Politics: Examining Indonesians’ Political Knowledge on Facebook

The Internet and social media have played a significant role in contemporarypolitical sphere of Indonesia. In particular, they have been widely usedfor political activism and discussion; but whether the discussions areconstructive is another issue. Constructive political discussion requiresseveral preconditions; one of the most important requirements is rationalreasoning. Citizens must be equip...