15 articles in this issue
Bob Travica
The purpose of this article is to contribute to theorizing organizational intelligence. The idea of organizational intelligence (OI) has been addressed from various perspectives and levels of analysis. Still, comprehensive modeling of OI, which would brin... see more
Joanna Paliszkiewicz, Jerzy Goluchowski, Alex Koohang
This paper develops an instrument that can be used to a) measure the influence of organizational leadership on trust management and knowledge management separately; b) measure the effect of trust management on knowledge management; and c) measure the eff... see more
Salome Svanadze, Magdalena Kowalewska
Intellectual capital has become a key resource for enterprises, but its measurement and reporting represents a major challenge for managers and researchers. The aim of this article was to establish the possibilities for using the Value-Added Intellectual ... see more
Agnieszka Agata Tomaszewicz
The following article discusses the meaning of digital literacy and its’ influence on the level of e-administration achieved in various countries. A comparison has been made between the level of e-administration development in particular European Union co... see more
Rafal Jan Doniec, Sergiusz Scheller
The aim of this study is to demonstrate the practical application of three necessary elements necessary to build, then conduct and finalize the project successfully within the framework of cooperation between an academic institution, administration, and a... see more
Shonda D. Brown, Yair Levy, Michelle M. Ramim, James L. Parrish
Consumers have begun to take a more proactive approach to their healthcare by accessing pharmaceutical companies Websites to obtain health and drug information. In exchange for these benefits, companies require consumers to voluntarily disclose informatio... see more
Gary DeLorenzo, Frederick G. Kohun, Robert J. Skovira, Vladimir Burcik, David Gonda, Jacek Jakubczak
While organizations have initiated knowledge management initiatives to systematically and methodically capture both explicit and tacit (or silent) knowledge, these initiatives have experienced mixed results. Inherent organizational idiosyncrasies have ... see more
Justin Fruehauf, Frederick G. Kohun, Robert Joseph Skovira
The essay is a contradiction, of sorts. Its problem is prompted by use of Michael Polanyi’s term tacit knowing in the knowledge management literature. So the problematic for the essay is what does Polanyi mean by tacit knowing? We will attempt to dwell in... see more
Ljiljana Ruzic-Dimitrijevic
This paper considers the risk assessment in the field of knowledge management. Since knowledge management systems can be observed at the stage of implementation and use, the risks also differ. An overview of the factors critical to the success of a knowle... see more
Steven R. Terrell
Due to the specific functionality of each of the brain‘s hemispheres, historically many educators and researchers have been quick to identify students or employees as having a right or left brain hemispheric preference. This is important, they believed,... see more
Celina Solek-Borowska
This paper investigates the extent and type of knowledge sharing practices within the partner universities of the CEMS - Global Alliance of Management Education. An overview of knowledge sharing is followed by a discussion highlighting the changing role ... see more
Bozo Nikolic, Jelena Dakic
This paper deals with knowledge management in the field of risk. It presents a diagram of the knowledge management process with its application to the area of risk assessment in occupational health and safety. There are examples of risk assessment in wh... see more
Maciej Chmielewski
The purpose of this paper is to illustrate a case study of one U.S. Government agency’s experience using Twitter as a platform for knowledge generation and exchange. It is intended as a precursor to a more intense study. In 2012, the United States Agency ... see more
Anna Soltysik-Piorunkiewicz
This article aims to provide a method for evaluating the usability of Web 2.0/3.0 applications to support knowledge management in knowledge-based organizations which are at various stages of the knowledge management cycle, taking into account: generating ... see more
Nataša Subic, Maja Dimitrijevic,
Modern information systems need to be able to deal with uncertainty and variability, as well as to support the evolution of business processes. In this work, we apply two flexible and configurable modeling approaches to model the process of the student en... see more