E-Learning

From Data to Knowledge by Tom Davenport talks about how we continue to collect data but not turning into information and knowledge. "We are  not lacking technology but something else in converting data into knowledge.", he says.

http://www.cio.com/archive/040199/think.html

What is Knowledge Management? This article by Rebecca O. Barclay and Philip C. Murray is a good article to get an overview of KM history and  KM practices.

http://www.media-access.com/whatis.html

The information overload within companies and also elsewhere is growing exponentially with each passing year. This situation hinders employees from obtaining the information they need efficiently. Read this article to understand more about the importance of KM.

http://www.dfki.uni-kl.de/ResearchDepartment/KnowledgeManagement?lang=eng

Many extant conceptions of organizational knowledge management systems are constrained by their overly rational, static and contextual views.

http://www.brint.com/papers/ecology.htm

The first and perhaps most difficult of launching a knowledge management program is to put in place a strategy for sharing knowledge. It entails a collective visioning as to how sharing knowledge can enhance  an organization.

http://www.stevedenning.com/stategy_knowledge_sharing.html

Knowledge and  Knowledge Management by Steve Denning is a Knowledge Management book presented in the website. Can be single source to get a comprehensive overview on KM.

http://www.stevedenning.com/knowledge_management.htm

One of the most compelling reasons to use Knowledge Management (KM) is that of Competitive Intelligence (CI). This discussion illustrates findings from a leading CI firm.

http://www.quantum3.co.za/KM%20as%20CI%20Framework.htm

Full reference: Kock, N.F., Jr., McQueen, R.J. and Corner, J.L. (1997), The Nature of Data, Information and Knowledge Exchanges in Business Processes: Implications for Process Improvement and Organizational Learning, The Learning Organization, V.4, No.2, pp. 70-80.

http://www.cis.temple.edu/~kock/public/tlo97/kiflww6.htm

The ABCs of Knowledge Management by  Megan Santosus & Jon Surmacz

http://www.cio.com/research/knowledge/edit/kmabcs.html