PART I: KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND THE MANAGEMENT CONSULTING INDUSTRY
1. Managing Organizational Knowledge Networks in a Professional Services Firm: Interrelating Knowledge Management and Intellectual Capital
Jan Mouritsen and Per Nikolaj Bukh
3
(20)
2. Knowledge Management in Practice: Examining Knowledge as Modes of Production
Anne Bang
23
(28)
3. The Fallacy of Simplistic Notions of the Transfer of "Best Practice"
Sue Newell
51
(18)
4. "Knowing" in the Consultancy Firm: Exploring Knowledge, People, Context, and Tools in Action
Elena Bou and Alfons Sauquet
69
(38)
5. Co-evolution of Knowledge Management Processes: Drawing on Project Experience in a Global Engineering Consulting Firm
Antti Ainamo
107
(26)
PART II: DYNAMICS OF KNOWLEDGE SHARING AND DISSEMINATION
6. A Dispersed Repertoire: Exploring Struggles to Knowledge Dissemination within Consultancies
Stefan Heusinkveld and Jos Benders
133
(22)
7. In Search of Knowledge Sharing in Practice
Lotte Henriksen
155
(24)
8. Merging Knowledge: A Study of Knowledge Management in a Consulting-Firm Merger
Markus Ejenäs and Andreas Werr
179
(30)
9. Knowledge-Sharing Behavior and Post-Acquisition Integration Failure
Kenneth Husted, Jens Gammelgaard and Snejina Michailova
209
(20)
PART III: METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO STUDYING KNOWLEDGE IN ORGANIZATIONS
10. Organizational Photography: A "Snapshot" Approach to Understanding Knowledge Sharing
Nicoline Jacoby Petersen and Sille Østergaard
229
(20)
11. Video-Views of Knowing in Action: Analytical Views "In Situ" in an IT Firm's Development Department
Sisse Siggaard Jensen
249
(22)
12. Complex Project Management in Small High-Technology Firms: Small Firms as Learning Models?
Mette Mønsted
271
(22)
PART IV: REFLECTIONS ON KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND MANAGEMENT CONSULTING
13. Flaws in the "Engine" of Knowledge Creation: A Critique of Nonaka's Theory
Stephen Gourlay and Andrew Nurse
293
(24)
14. Ten Years of Knowledge Management: Ramifications for Consultants
Nicolas Rolland, Alice Guilhon and Georges Trepo
317
(20)
15. The Wonderful World of Knowledge Management: Does Knowledge Management Really Add Value?
Peter Holdt Christensen
337
(28)
16. Knowledge and Consultancy
Hans Siggaard Jensen
365
(12)
About the Authors
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