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[ID#] 76 [Author(s)] Steve Goodwin; Richard Vidgen; Philip Powell [Abstract] There is considerable debate concerning the status of the artefacts stored in computer systems: are they knowledge objects or simply data? Once a view of knowledge as (human) competency or capability is adopted then clearly a Knowledge Management System cannot store knowledge. However, this does not mean that IT cannot be used to support the knowledge creation and sharing process. This paper develops a framework that clarifies the role and limitations of IT in knowledge management. Although based on prior literature, the framework is speculative in the sense that it has yet to be tested to assess its theoretical and practical value � this is the subject of future work. [Title] 
Knowledge Management and IT: Exploring Resource-Based and Communicative Approaches.
UKAIS 2003: Abstracts
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