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El. knyga: Social Media for Knowledge Management Applications in Modern Organizations

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"This book focuses on how new architecture of knowledge can be used to create competitive advantages variables for different business organizations and the role of social media in this process. The chapters use theoretically-based logic to conceptualize new theory, integrate existing theory, and empirically test data associated with knowledge management and competitive advantage in the digital age"--

In a textbook that could be used for courses in information technology, business information systems, knowledge management and management studies, information scientists explore how to induce and motivate employees to use social media technologies for knowledge management. Their topics include the role of social media tools in knowledge management in the organizational context: evidence based on a literature review, the use of social media for knowledge sharing by instructors in a higher education institution: an exploratory case study, from personal knowledge management to corporate knowledge management, expert knowledge in the university-industry complex: the cases of Germany and Russia, and freelancing in the economy 4.0: how information technology can help. Annotation ©2017 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
Foreword xvi
Preface xviii
Acknowledgment xxv
Section 1 Social Media
Chapter 1 Exploring Determinants of Knowledge Sharing and the Role of Social Media in Business Organizations: Overview and New Direction
1(30)
Francesca Di Virgilio
Chapter 2 The Role of Social Media Tools in the Knowledge Management in Organizational Context: Evidences Based on Literature Review
31(27)
Marcello Chedid
Leonor Teixeira
Chapter 3 Consumer Behavior, Trust, and Electronic Word-of-Mouth Communication: Developing an Online Purchase Intention Model
58(23)
Francesco Di Virgilio
Gilda Antonelli
Chapter 4 Social Media Influencers and Consumer Online Engagement Management
81(11)
Qiang (Steven) Lu
Zhen Yi Seah
Chapter 5 Knowledge Management and Social Media in Tourism Industry
92(24)
Rocco Agrifoglio
Concetta Metallo
Chapter 6 Use of Social Media for Knowledge Sharing by Instructors in a Higher Education Institution: An Exploratory Case Study
116(28)
Stephen Asunka
Chapter 7 Social Media and Social Networking: The Present and Future Directions
144(25)
Ahmed Elazab
Mahmood A. Mahmood
Hesham Ahmed Hefny
Section 2 Knowledge Management
Chapter 8 From Personal Knowledge Management to Corporate Knowledge Management
169(21)
Ayse Asli Sezgin
Esengul Iplik
Chapter 9 The Role of Knowledge Transfer in Modern Organizations
190(28)
Kijpokin Kasemsap
Chapter 10 Expert Knowledge in the University-Industry Cooperation: The Cases of Germany and Russia
218(19)
Oxana Karnaukhova
Oliver Hinkelbein
Chapter 11 Employee Wellbeing English Language Proficiency a Key to Knowledge Sharing and Social Interaction
237(27)
Muhammad Khaleel
Shankar Chelliah
Section 3 Information Technology
Chapter 12 Demystifying the Power of Digital to Become a Cleverer Enterprise: The Concept of "Digital Quotient"
264(26)
Murat Yaslioglu
Duygu Toplu Yaslioglu
Chapter 13 Freelancing in the Economy 4.0: How Information Technology Can (Really) Help
290(25)
Simone Scalabrino
Salvatore Geremia
Remo Pareschi
Marcello Bogetti
Rocco Oliveto
Compilation of References 315(65)
Index 380
Francesca Di Virgilio, University of Molise, Italy.