Knowledge Management: Conceptual Foundations -- Knowledge Management: Conceptual Foundations, Emerging Directions -- Knowledge Management: Why Learning from the Past Is Not Enough! -- A Sensemaking Theory of Knowledge in Organizations and Its Application -- Knowledge Management: Empirical Perspectives -- Knowledge Creation in Organizations: A Multiple Study Overview -- Knowledge Acquisition and Transfer in Strategic Alliances -- Knowledge Management and Indian Industrialization -- Social Capital: The Driver for Corporate Success in the Knowledge Era -- Knowledge Management: Practitioner Perspectives -- The Intellectual Division of Labor -- The Significance of Knowledge Management for a Large Company -- Knowledge Sharing Through Storytelling -- Knowledge Management Experiences: India's Light Combat Aircraft -- Integrating eLearning and Knowledge Management.

This book presents a unique blend of articles which combines both conceptual and practical concerns related to devising and implementing sustainable Knowledge Management systems and solutions in contemporary global organizations. The book's contributors are among the leading thinkers and practitioners in this growing field. The seamless synthesis of the human, organizational, and technological dimensions of Knowledge Management makes this book a definitive guide for academics and practising managers alike. Prof. Joseph Davis is the Director of the Language Technologies and Knowledge Management Research Laboratory and of the Information Systems Program at the School of Information Technologies, the University of Sydney in Sydney, Australia. Dr. E. Subrahmanian is a Research Professor at the Institute for Complex Engineered Systems and the Department of Chemical Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, USA. Prof. Art Westerberg is Emeritus University Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering and the Institute for Complex Engineered Systems, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, USA.