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245 1 0 _aKnowledge Management in Organisations
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_b18th International Conference, KMO 2024, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, July 29 – August 1, 2024, Proceedings /
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505 0 _a -- Knowledge Transfer and Sharing. -- Telework Frequency, Media Use and Knowledge Sharing in the USA during COVID-19. -- Knowledge Management in the Gig Economy. -- Sustainability practices in higher Education enhanced by University Rankings and Knowledge Management. -- Trust as a Determining Factor in Tacit Knowledge Sharing among Academics in Higher Education Institutions. -- Graphical Support for Knowledge Transfer during ERP Implementations. -- Knowledge in Business and Organisation. -- Approach to measuring of organizational performance from the perspective of intellectual capital. -- Food safety management systems: European and Asian approach. -- Enabling Knowledge Management Culture during the Pandemic: Preliminary for the Post-Pandemic Effect. -- Towards Generating Robust Forecasting Models for Mega Sporting Events. -- Knowledge Management in South Australian Wineries. -- Financial and Corporate Restructuring in South Korea. -- Innovation and Knowledge Creation. -- The Impact of Sensemaking Due to Cognitive Gaps Between Supervisors and Subordinates. -- Research on knowledge creation over time using network analysis: SiC power device from research to new business. -- KM and Education. -- Data-driven Student Recruitment Strategies in Private Higher Educational Institutions. -- Strategic Integration of Knowledge and Talent Management: Enhancing Academic Operations in Higher Education through Enterprise Architecture Implementation. -- Evaluating the Adoption of Enterprise Architecture in Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia. -- KM Process and Model. -- Building a halal food traceability model for Kuwaiti halal ecosystem from stakeholders’ perspectives. -- Automatic Generation of a Business Process Model Diagram based on Natural Language Processing. -- The CIPPI Saen Saeb Canal Model for Community Planning and Improvement. -- Information and Knowledge Management Systems. -- Building a sustainable knowledge management system from dark data in industrial maintenance. -- Product-Service System for the Foundry Sector. -- The Design of AI-Facilitated Experience-Based Knowledge Management System to Facilitate Knowing and Doing in Communities of Practice. -- Digital Decarbonization in Manufacturing Supply Chains: Addressing the Environmental Impact of the Data Industry. -- AI, IT and New Trends in KM. -- Increasing Interpretability in Outside Knowledge Visual Question Answering. -- Application of Open AI in Small and Medium-sized Enterprise (SME) Risk Assessment and Financial Analysis System. -- An initial insight into measuring quality in cloud-native architectures. -- KP-Cartographer: A Lightweight SLAM Approach Based on Cartographer. -- Artificial Intelligence to Elevate Knowledge Management in Malaysian Public Sector. -- A Study on the Factors Affecting the Use of Smartphone Payment Services. -- The Use of Web Scraping to Explain Donation Behavior. -- Knowledge Management and Web 3.0. -- Healthcare. -- Predictive analytics a silver bullet for a pandemic - A Systematic Literature Review. -- Covid and Emotional Intelligence – Doctors’ reflections.
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