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abstract personal knowledge management has been developed in various fields such as knowledge management, personal information management, communication psychology and philosophy of science, management, communications, and so a lot of research to a few experimental or approved about (pkm) is a research that the original data is just a few pages. so research in this area seems to be very focused...

Management studies and organization science use the concept of organizational routines when investigating collective recurrent activity patterns. Process mining is a sub-field of business process management that analyses event log data from information systems that signifies accomplished activities for the discovery, conformance checking and enhancement of business processes. Obviously, both fi...

Research emerging from different fields of organizational analysis has linked both market orientation and strategic human resource management (SHRM) to organizational performance. Although both concepts are premised on the management of organizational culture, no study has investigated their interrelationship or the dynamics between the two concepts and organizational performance. The findings ...

Virtual and large organizations are facing issues of reduced knowledge transparency. Graph-based knowledge management (KM) systems promise to improve transparency: They visualize connections between individuals and fields of expertise and are thus able to display shared organizational context that may otherwise be buried in traditional document management systems. In this paper, we present a sy...

Despite the impressive growth of smart city initiatives worldwide, an organizational theory of smart city has yet to be developed, and we lack models addressing the unprecedented organizational and management challenges that emerge in smart city contexts. Traditional models are often of little use, because smart cities pursue different goals than traditional organizations, are based on networke...

IntroductIon Over the last decade the fields of knowledge management and organizational learning have developed rapidly, showing increasing diversity and specialization in the academic literature. Ikujiro Nonaka has played a leading role in setting standards and earning academic legitimacy for the emergent field of " organizational knowledge management " (Easterby-Smith & Lyles, 2003). In the p...