Enterprise knowledge tree model and factors of KMS based on E‐C

Xia, Huosong; Du, Kai; Cai, Shuqin

doi:10.1108/13673270310463653

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“…According to Huosong et al . (2003), KM consists of management activities which develop and utilize an organization's knowledge resources efficiently and improve a firm's creative ability.…”

Section: Knowledge Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Knowledge management

Borges‐Tiago

Couto

Tiago

et al. 2007

Management Research News

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PurposeThis paper aims to determine whether the implementation of knowledge management (KM) is linked to e‐business performance and to identify the nature of the relationship existing in the different components of knowledge‐sharing and application and internet‐based KM.Design/methodology/approachThis paper establishes a new model of the practices and results of the KM which has been tested in European companies. For that purpose, a structural equation modelling analysis was used.FindingsThe results show that product innovation and external employees’ access to databases have a strong positive effect on the maximization of internet‐based KM and that internet‐based KM has also a positive impact on e‐business performance.Research limitations/implicationsLimitations of this study include the need for more research into the KM cycle. This paper contributes to the research on this topic with new evidence in a broad sample.Practical implicationsThese results point to KM's usefulness in improving every day e‐business processes. Therefore managers should be aware of these benefits.Originality/valueThe present study advances knowledge on the nature of the relative importance of different components of internet‐based KM as drivers of e‐business performance.

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Section: Knowledge Managementmentioning

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Knowledge management

Borges‐Tiago

Couto

Tiago

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“…It is a general concept covering any form of business transaction of information exchange executed using Information and Communication Technologies (Huosong et al, 2003). It is a general concept covering any form of business transaction of information exchange executed using Information and Communication Technologies (Huosong et al, 2003).…”

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Sustainable e-Business Management

Nelson¹,

Shaw²,

Strader³

2010

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Preface VI analysis of recent research in B2B electronic marketplaces in supply chain management. The second is Bell and Nguyen's profound and important connections established between business intelligence and the semantic web. Finally, this section closes with Kaewkitipong's candid and very timely look at the gaps between theory versus practice of disintermediation in the tourism industry.The papers in this LNBIP volume were selected exclusively from the e-Commerce and e-Business (eBIZ SIG) tracks at the 16 th Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), which was held in Lima, Peru on August 12-15, 2010. Overall, 48 papers were submitted to eBIZ SIG related tracks at AMCIS 2010, 28 were accepted for the conference and 13 were selected for this volume.We would like to thank the contributing authors, the eBIZ SIG track chairs and the reviewers who contributed to this effort. We would also like to thank Ralf Gerstner and Christine Rei from Springer for their support in the production of this LNBIP volume.

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“…It is a general concept covering any form of business transaction of information exchange executed using Information and Communication Technologies (Huosong et al, 2003). It includes electronic trading of goods and services, transaction among auctioneers who create marketplaces for bidding and relates to a variety of business dealings conducted online.…”

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E-Commerce Readiness in Ethiopia: A Macro-Level Assessment

Ayalew

Lessa

Yigzaw³

2010

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This study is a work in progress that sets out to measure the readiness for e-commerce of an aggressively developing economy in East Africa -Ethiopia -a nation that has a significant historical and geo-political status at the horn -in order for it to be able to compete in the global information economy. The paper initially embarks on explaining the distinction among the fundamental concepts of e-commerce, e-readiness and e-commerce readiness. It then reviews some of the major ecommerce readiness studies conducted and models developed both at the regional and international level. From among such models, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) self-assessment tool is selected as an appropriate instrument for adoption and development of a measure for e-commerce readiness in Ethiopia. Apart from identifying the nation's standing regarding its e-commerce readiness, customizing existing instruments and developing a new version, is believed to add value to the contemporary knowledge capital in the specific domain.

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Enterprise knowledge tree model and factors of KMS based on E‐C

Cited by 12 publications

References 4 publications

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Knowledge management

Sustainable e-Business Management

E-Commerce Readiness in Ethiopia: A Macro-Level Assessment

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