| California Management Review 1998 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Agile product development: managing development flexibility in uncertain environments. | Business, general | Thomke, Stefan, Reinertsen, Donald |
| Attractors: building mountains in the flat landscape of the World Wide Web. (includes appendix) | Business, general | Watson, Richard T., Pitt, Leyland F., Akselsen, Sigmund |
| Business leadership lessons from the Cleveland turnaround.(includes appendix)(economic revitalization of Cleveland, Ohio) | Business, general | Austin, James E. |
| Can American management concepts work in Russia? A cross-cultural comparative study. | Business, general | Elenkov, Detelin S. |
| Capturing value from knowledge assets: the new economy, markets for know-how, and intangible assets.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | Teece, David J. |
| Care in knowledge creation.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | Krogh, Georg von |
| Commitment versus flexibility? (strategic planning) | Business, general | Ghemawat, Pankaj, Del Sol, Patricio |
| Delivering desired outcomes efficiently: the creative key to competitive strategy. (includes appendix) | Business, general | Chatterjee, Sayan |
| Dynamics of core competencies in leading multinational companies. | Business, general | Mascarenhas, Briance, Baveja, Alok, Jamil, Mamnoon |
| Environmental product differentiation: implications for corporate strategy. | Business, general | Reinhardt, Forest L. |
| Firms as knowledge brokers: lessons in pursuing continuous innovation.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | Hargadon, Andrew B. |
| If only we knew what we know: identification and transfer of internal best practices.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | O'Dell, Carla, Grayson, C. Jackson |
| Is there a new economy?(Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan speech)(Transcript) | Business, general | Wilcox, James A. |
| Knowledge research issues.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | Holtshouse, Dan |
| Learning from collaboration: knowledge and networks in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | Powell, Walter W. |
| Learning from the quality movement: what did and didn't happen and why? | Business, general | Cole, Robert E. |
| Managing customer support knowledge.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | Davenport, Thomas H., Klahr, Philip |
| Manufacturing strategy regained: evidence for the demise of best-practice. | Business, general | Pilkington, Alan |
| Measuring the knower: towards a theory of knowledge equity.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | Glazer, Rashi |
| New product team learning: developing and profiting from your knowledge capital. | Business, general | Lynn, Gary S. |
| Operations-based strategy. (corporate strategy) | Business, general | Upton, David M., Hayes, Robert H. |
| Organizational learning and purchase-supply relations in Japan: Hitachi, Matsushita, and Toyota compared.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | Lincoln, James R., Ahmadjian, Christina L., Mason, Eliot |
| Organizing knowledge.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | Brown, John Seely, Duguid, Paul |
| Paradox in project-based enterprise: the case of film making. | Business, general | Arthur, Michael B., DeFillippi, Robert J. |
| Political institutions and electric utility investment: a cross-nation analysis. (includes appendix) | Business, general | Spiller, Pablo T., Henisz, Witold J., Bergara, Mario E. |
| Research directions for knowledge management.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | Teece, David J. |
| Reversal of fortune? The recovery of the U.S. semiconductor industry. | Business, general | Mowery, David C., Macher, Jeffrey T., Hodges, David A. |
| Seven practices of successful organizations. | Business, general | Pfeffer, Jeffrey |
| Some conceptual and research barriers to the utilization of knowledge.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | Miles, Raymond E., Edvinsson, Leif, Miles, Grant, Perrone, Vincenzo |
| Strategic supplier segmentation: the next "best practice' in supply chain management. (includes appendix) | Business, general | Dyer, Jeffrey H., Cho, Dong Sung, Chu, Wujin |
| Technology management education: alternative models. | Business, general | Badawy, Michael K. |
| The concept of "Ba": building a foundation for knowledge creation.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | Nonaka, Ikujiro, Konno, Noboru |
| The eleven deadliest sins of knowledge management.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | Fahey, Liam, Prusak, Laurence |
| The evolving role of semiconductor consortia in the United States and Japan. | Business, general | Appleyard, Melissa M., Ham, Rose Marie, Linden, Greg |
| The new meaning of corporate social responsibility. | Business, general | Reich, Robert |
| The role of tacit knowledge in group innovation.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | Leonard, Dorothy, Sensiper, Sylvia |
| The state of the notion: knowledge management in practice.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | Ruggles, Rudy |
| Toward a knowledge context: report on the first annual U.C. Berkeley Forum on Knowledge and the Firm.(Special Issue on Knowledge and the Firm) | Business, general | Cohen, Don |
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