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Posted by Mark Siebert on June 23, 1999 at 09:13:04:
Does anybody have any experience about this topic ?
For better understanding and discussion, I understand virtual organization as a network of companies which represent a new company with own products next to the products of each company itself.
They have a capacity and knowledge strategy which means using the operational capacity of the partner companies in the network and learn from them.
My studies now are how to adapt current KM systems from big companies to a network like this.
Imagine you are the network coordinator. How do you design your KMsystem ?Mark
If you speak german: look at www.virtuelle-fabrik.org
- Re: KM in virtual organizations John Tieso 10:51:59 7/02/99 (0)
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