Knowledge Management in Theory and Practice

I am not sure if I like the Kindle copy of this book. Sadly you cannot do a search by page numbers. The index portion of the book is also difficult to get to. This book is definitely meant to be read cover to cover. It does not serve as a quick reference on the kindle version. If you are using this book for a class, get the paperbook. When others reference material from the book, you will be completely lost.

Well written, a nice introduction into knowledge management, gives one a good grounding of various areas of KM like CoP, knowledge capture (tacit and explicit), data mining methods, organisational culture etc. Great KM resources section on the last chapter too.

Purchased for a class I am taking. I enjoy reading about this subject but the layout of the book is very cumbersome and repetitive at times. Not much structure for studying purposes.

I really liked the content of this book, to me it is very complete and it contains very useful information for knowledge management, however if you try to read a good amount of pages in one sit you will find it hard.

While this is a textbook for school, there does seem to be a lot of information in this book. Seems like a wealth of knowledge.

Excellent book. Very ideal for college classroom use or just for anyone needing factual authoritative information about KM. I highly recommend it.

Great book.......... Was able to pass down to a classmate as well! Probably one of the best books for any of my classes.

Very practical book with good reallife examples. Easier to read than many other basic KM books. Good value compared to the price.

useful book

Great book, very detailed, it covers everything around the Knowledge Management subject. Great help for my masters degree studies as well.

This book both shows what the theory behind knowledge management is and its practical applications. It is easy to read for those who are interrested in the subject and relies on acadamic research to proof its points.

Good content, but worst editing ever.

Obwohl in der Gestalltung eher etwas Konservativ und Textlastig, ist das Buch überhaupt nicht trocken zu lesen. Die theoretischen Begründungen sind für jedes Kapitel einzeln referenziert und mit Fallbeispielen illustriert. Sehr zu empfehlen um sich umfassend in das Gebiet des Knowledge Management einzuarbeiten. Ist aber als Nachschlagewerk wahrschinlich eher nicht zu empfehlen, was mehr Untertitel und feinere Gliederung benötig würde. Am besten passt dieses Buch in den Management-Unterricht oder zur Begleitung einer Bachelor- oder Masterarbeit in dieser Thematik.