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We present implications for knowledge management theory and practice.

To obtain predictors for algorithms we did e-inclusion data domain study based on knowledge management theory.

Taking Tsinghua University as a typical case and according to the knowledge management theory, this paper designed and implemented a knowledge management system (KMS-THU) to support knowledge service for Tsinghua Web School (THU-WS), which is a web-based learning platform of Tsinghua.

This is a project I have been given on top of my basic mission, and Renault recently sent me to national conferences on the topic, so I could become a local 'expert' on knowledge management theories.

To address the effect of knowledge collaboration, this paper, which is based on knowledge management, the theory of knowledge collaboration and the theory of collaboration effects, studied the factors that influence the knowledge collaboration effect between members.

By integrating knowledge management capability theory and risk-based view, we develop a model of how different types of BPO risks affect project satisfaction and how knowledge management capability changes the influences of BPO risks.

Through case narratives we demonstrate issues that can arise and using the four theoretical viewpoints of sociotechnology, knowledge management, organisational communication theory, and Computer Supported Collaborative Work (CSCW) we develop practical insights into the organisational complexity of computer-supported and virtual teamwork.

Synthesizing systems science, agent modeling and simulation, knowledge management architecture and domain theories, we explore the use of Agent-Based Modeling and Simulation (ABMS) for understanding individual, organizational, and societal levels of a hospitalization.

The linkage between theory on knowledge management and strategic management provides a framework for understanding the imperative for collaborative research partnerships, particularly those involving government, university and industry actors.

Drawing on the success of Web 2.0 and theories from knowledge management, we argue that a shared document repository with no central organizer may benefit from collective taxonomizing: allowing community members to categorize documents with local document hierarchies and systematically coalesce those local hierarchies into a global taxonomy.

Recently, we proposed a systematic method for top-down synthesis and verification of lemmata and algorithms called "lazy thinking method" as a part of systematic mathematical theory exploration (mathematical knowledge management).