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ORCIDInternational Journal of Technology Management, Volume 20
Volume 20, Numbers 1/2, 2000
- Fiorenza Belussi:
Towards the post-Fordist economy: emerging organisational models. 20-43 - Ping Lan:
Changing production paradigm and the transformation of knowledge existing form. 44-57 - Louis A. Lefebvre, Élisabeth Lefebvre:
Virtual enterprises and virtual economy: manifestations and policy challenges. 58-71 - Cristiano Antonelli, Aldo Geuna, W. Edward Steinmueller:
Information and communication technologies and the production, distribution and use of knowledge. 72-94 - Ettore Bolisani, Enrico Scarso:
Electronic communication and knowledge transfer. 116-133 - Rodney Howes:
Making governance mechanisms effective in a coordinated industry: the case of construction in the United Kingdom. 194-213 - Celina Vaquero
, M. Isabel Garces, Jesus Rodriguez-Pomeda:
Impact of organisation and management on complex technological systems safety: the nuclear lessons. 214-241
Volume 20, Numbers 3/4, 2000
- Larry J. LeBlanc:
The impact of information systems technology on operations management. 243-251 - June S. Park:
A new revolutionary paradigm of software development for mainstream business operations. 272-286 - Bordin Rassameethes, Susumu Kurokawa, Larry J. LeBlanc:
EDI performance in the automotive supply chain. 287-303 - K. F. Pun, Matthew K. O. Lee:
A proposed management model for the development of strategic information systems. 304-325 - Bin Ran:
Using traffic prediction models for providing predictive traveller information. 326-339 - Amrik S. Sohal, Simon Moss, Lionel Ng:
Using information technology productively: practices and factors that enhance the success of IT. 340-353 - Alexander Coman:
IPVM: IT support of concurrent product development teams. 388-404 - Hugo Tschirky:
On the path of enterprise science? An approach to establishing the correspondence of theory and reality in technology-intensive companies. 405-428 - Amnon Frenkel, Shlomo Maital, Hariolf Grupp:
Measuring dynamic technical change: a technometric approach. 429-441 - Joachim Kuhn:
The role of continuous improvement within globalisation. 442-458 - Hugo Tschirky, Jean-Philippe Escher, Deniz Tokdemir, Christian Belz:
Technology marketing: a new core competence of technology-intensive enterprises. 459-474
Volume 20, Numbers 5/6/7/8, 2000
- Christopher K. Bart:
The relationship between mission and innovativeness in the airline industry: an exploratory investigation. 475-489 - Gary S. Lynn, Ali E. Akgün:
A new product development learning model: antecedents and consequences of declarative and procedural knowledge. 490-510 - John Baldwin, David Sabourin:
Innovative activity in Canadian food processing establishments: the importance of engineering practices. 511-527 - Peter Bond:
Knowledge and knowing as structure: a new perspective on the management of technology for the knowledge based economy. 528-544 - Nick Bontis, John Girardi:
Teaching knowledge management and intellectual capital lessons: an empirical examination of the Tango simulation. 545-555 - C. Anne Davies, Desmond Roche:
Information processes in support of innovation. 556-568 - Erik J. De Vries, Henriette G. Brijder:
Knowledge management in hybrid supply channels: a case study. 569-587 - Hung-bin Ding, Lois Peters:
Inter-firm knowledge management practices for technology and new product development in discontinuous innovation. 588-600 - James Falconer:
Knowledge management at a branchpoint: will we ignore the lessons of the AI discipline the way it ignored the lessons of Ludwig Wittgenstein? 601-632 - Richard Hull, Rod Coombs, Malcolm Peltu:
Knowledge management practices for innovation: an audit tool for improvement. 633-656 - Kristian Kreiner, Kristina Lee:
Competence and community: post-acquisition learning processes in high-tech companies. 657-669 - Ping Lan:
The technology-component matrix: a tool for analysing and managing knowledge. 670-683 - Yooncheol Lim:
Development of the public sector in the Korean innovation system. 684-701 - Ante Pulic:
VAIC™ - an accounting tool for IC management. 702-714 - Anna Rylander, Kristine Jacobsen, Göran Roos:
Towards improved information disclosure on intellectual capital. 715-741 - Stuart M. Sanderson, Adrian W. Nixon, Alan J. Aron:
Adding value to a company's selling activity through knowledge management: a case study. 742-751 - Charles A. Snyder, Denise Johnson McManus, Larry T. Wilson:
Corporate memory management: a knowledge management process model. 752-764 - Gary F. Templeton, Charles A. Snyder:
Precursors, contexts and consequences of organisational learning. 765-781 - Ramkrishnan V. Tenkasi:
The dynamics of cognitive oversimplification processes in R&D environments: an empirical assessment of some consequences. 782-798 - Josep Maria Viedma Marti:
ICBS: Intellectual Capital Benchmarking Systems. 799-818 - John Waters:
Achieving innovation or the Holy Grail: managing knowledge or managing commitment? 819-838
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