Do we manage Knowledge Management? by Kenneth Kongsvold
From the Norwegian research institute, KUNNE (www.kunne.no), Kongsvold Kenneth will present action research on KM in action. Grounded in Scandinavian action research, the conception of knowledge in KUNNE is grounded on a humanistic tradition. Knowledge results from the interaction between people, and between people and technology. It is very easy to become seduced by new technology and thus forget that values are created by people, irrespective of technologies - technology per se does not create value. The most important knowledge can be said to be "alive", and created through our collective activities. Such processes can be supported - but never replaced - by technology (download presentation)

The Cognitive Dimension of Tacit Knowledge Based on HIP & SIP: Can it be Managed by the CEO? by Mustafa Sagsan
How can human and social information processing be understood and explained? What are the features of cognitive dimensions of tacit knowledge? And finally: how can tacid knowledge be shared and managed by a CEO? These were the questions that were discussed in the presentation by Mustafa Sagsan
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Open discussion of issues that have come up during KMSS03
This "blank space" in the agenda allowed presentations and discussions that came up during the KMSS03

Knowledge Management in Practice by Matthijs van Kempen
Coming from a dutch software company, Matthijs van Kempen presented about specific tools and instruments enabling knowledge management and lead the discussion about software tools to support Knowledge Management in practice.

Weblogs by Lilia Efimova
Participants in this discussion group got to know, what Weblogs are, how they can be used and how beneficial they are for knowledge management in practice. With some practical examples, it was shown how Weblogs are linked one to the other and how they can create real value for the users. (download presentation)

Presentation of the CONex Project by Ainhoa Unamuno
Ainhoa Unamuno from MIK presented the project CONex, a three year project with around 45 researchers participating, which focuses on the modelling of knowledge based digital extended enterprises. (download presentation)

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