search query: @indexterm Case Studies / total: 2021
references: 125-134 / 2021
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Understanding of knowledge management roles and responsibilities: a study in the Australian context
Knowledge management research & practice
2010 : MAR, VOL. 8:1, p. 76-88
 2010 Burstein, F. (et al.)
126.
Boundary spanner turnover in professional services: exploring the outcomes of client retention strategies
Journal of Marketing Management
2010 : AUG, VOL 26:9-10, p. 901-920
 2010 Vafeas, M.
127.
Knowledge management technology-in-practice: A social constructionist analysis of the introduction and use of knowledge management systems
Knowledge management research & practice
2010 : JUN, VOL. 8:2 p.161-172
 2010 Venters, W.
128.
Knowledge risk management: A framework
Journal of Knowledge Management
2010 : VOL. 14:3, p. 464-485
 2010 Massingham, P.
129.
Varieties of second modernity: the cosmopolitan turn in social and political theory and research
British Journal of Sociology
2010 : SEP, VOL. 61:3, p. 409-443
 2010 Beck, U.
Grande, E. (eds.)
130.
Experiencing film tourism: Authenticity & fellowship
Annals of Tourism Research
2010 : JAN, VOL. 37:1 p. 229-248
 2010 Buchmann, A.
Moore, K.
Fisher, D.
131.
Towards practice-based studies of HRM: An actor-network and communities of practice informed approach
International journal of human resource management
2010 : MAR-MAY, VOL. 21:4-6 p. 899-914
 2010 Vickers, D.
Fox, S.
132.
Employee-focused research in HRM: The case of dairy processing
International journal of human resource management
2010 : MAR-MAY, VOL. 21:4-6 p. 818-835
 2010 Hannon, E.
133.
Managing i-branding to create brand equity
European Journal of Marketing
2010 : VOL 44:9/10, p. 1260-1285
 2010 Simmons, G.
Thomas, B.
Truong, Y.
134.
Singing the same song: Translating HRM messages across management hierarchies in Australian hospitals
International journal of human resource management
2010 : MAR-MAY, VOL. 21:4-6 p. 567-581
 2010 Stanton, P. (et al.)
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