Knowledge Management and Organizational Learning

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Knowledge Management, Digital Transformation and the Resilience of the Firm: Alexeis Garcia-Perez and Mark P. Sallos
Discussion of the Research Results and Conclusions: Malgorzata Zieba
Outsourcing and Business Networks in Top Southeastern European Banks: The Quest for Competitive Advantage: Luminita Nicolescu and Irina-Eugenia Iamandi
Intellectual Capital of the Cultural Heritage Ecosystems: A Knowledge Dynamics Approach: Constantin Bratianu and Ruxandra Bejinaru
Comparative Studies, the Experience of COMPALL Winter School: Monika Staab and Regina Egetenmeyer
The Learning Organization as a Technology for Introducing the Socioeconomic Paradigm and Solving the So-called “Wicked” Problems: Nataša Rupčić
Adding Paradata About Records Processes via Information Control Plans: Saara Packalén and Pekka Henttonen
IC-Related Risks and AI: Friends and Foes!: Susanne Durst
The Future of AI Must Drive Wisdom, Otherwise it Has No Future: A Framework Toward AI-Enabled Human Wisdom: Alexander Kaiser, Markus F. Peschl and Ernst Wageneder
Possibilities of Implementing the Learning Organization Ideas with Regard to Cultural Specificities: Nataša Rupčić
Broadening the Knowledge Management Horizon: A Case of Distant Reading: Meliha Handzic and Vedad Mulavdic
Fostering Knowledge Sharing Via Technology: A Case Study of Collaborative Learning Using Padlet: Daniela Frison and Concetta Tino
Paradata as a Tool for Legal Analysis: Utilising Data-on-Data Related Processes: Lena Enqvist
Developing Instruments for Evidence-Based Policy Making: A Case Study in Knowledge Management for the Public Sector: Loredana Radu, Alina Bârgăoanu, Flavia Durach and Georgiana Udrea
Considerations Toward the Development of a Foundational Theory of Intellectual Capital: Anthony K. P. Wensley and M. Max Evans
The Peer Observation: “Mentore” Project at University of Palermo: Marcella Cannarozzo, Pierluigi Gallo, Alida Lo Coco, Bartolomeo Megna, Pasquale Musso and Onofrio Scialdone
Beyond Lessons Learned: Opportunities and Challenges for Interplay Between Knowledge Management, Arts and Humanities in the Digital Age: Daniela Carlucci, Giovanni Schiuma and Francesco Santarsiero
Knowledge Risks Created by the Dynamic Interaction Between Human and Artificial Knowledge: Ștefan Andrei Neștian, Alexandra Luciana Guță and Silviu Mihail Tiță
Complementarity of Religious Indoctrinations and Spiritual Practices and Learning Organizations: Nataša Rupčić
Visualising Knowledge for Decision-Making: A Framework for Selecting Visual Templates: Dmitry Kudryavtsev, Tatiana Gavrilova, Giovanni Schiuma and Daniela Carlucci
Concluding Discussion: Paradata for Information and Knowledge Management: Isto Huvila, Lisa Andersson and Olle Sköld
Knowledge Risks in the Sharing Economy: Malgorzata Zieba and Susanne Durst
Futurizing Intellectual Capital: New Economic Models and the Venue of AI Requests for an Update: Günter Koch
Critical Review of the Concept of the Learning Organization and the Learning Enterprise: Nataša Rupčić
Learning from the Future: Knowledge Management Systems in the Twenty-First Century: Eric Tsui
Beyond Innovation: The Crazy New World of Industrial Mash-ups: Elena-Mădălina Vătămănescu and Vlad-Andrei Alexandru
The Future of Intellectual Capital in the Era of Artificial Intelligence: Analysis from the Perspective of Value Creation: Ante Pulic
Conceptual Principles of the Need Knowledge-Driven Organization: Florian Kragulj
A True Learning Organization: An Organization of the People Committed to Spirituality: Nataša Rupčić
Knowledge Management in the Metaverse: Vincent Ribiere
Effective Intellectual Capital Management as the Enabler of Future Value and Success in a Knowledge Economy: Stefan Güldenberg
Guiding Framework of the Need Knowledge-driven Organization for Practice: Florian Kragulj
Conclusion: Florian Kragulj
Being Critical About Intellectual Capital in 2024: Chocolate as a Manifesto for Social Change: John Dumay
Visionary Intellectual Capital Landscapes: An Invitation for Discussion: Aino Kianto, Slađana Čabrilo and Lina Užienė