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Knowledge and Business Process Management

Name: Knowledge and Business Process Management
Author: Hlupic
ISBN: 9781591400363

by Hlupic, Vlatka

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In today's competitive and global business environments' knowledge is recognized as one of the most important strategic assets for modern organizations. In the light of this, knowledge management (KM) continues to receive much attention both from the academic and business communities. With improvements in IT-based systems for handling knowledge, KM is becoming an essential theme of research into business success as well as a subject of new business initiatives. Knowledge and Business Process Management provides a unique and timely compilation of multi-disciplinary views related to knowledge and business process management.

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From a multidisciplinary, holistic orientation, Hlupic (information systems and computing, Brunel U., UK) points out that Knowledge and Information Management (KIM) are often separated but inseparable areas. These 15 chapters contributed by leading experts from academia and industry worldwide form a compilation of recent research and practice in these conjoined fields in traditional and e-commerce environments. They discuss trends based on an empirical analysis of European research projects, issues related to the growing importance of the knowledge economy, why knowledge should be regarded as a commodity, several management innovation and change programs, bridging theory and practice, and collaborative and technical aspects. Case studies further illuminate these ideas. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)