The journal of Strategic Management of Organizational Knowledge (SMOK) is a peer-reviewed publication dedicated to the exchange of the latest academic research and practical information on all aspects of managing knowledge in a wide range of organizations (SMEs, large corporations, MNCs, global firms). The journal publishes innovative, rigorous, and original research and studies by academic, business, and government contributors on strategies, tools, techniques, and technologies for Knowledge Management.
SMOK covers all the key issues in its field, including:
- Developing an appropriate culture and communication strategy for knowledge management theories and practices
- Integrating strategic knowledge management and knowledge infrastructures into real daily management situations
- Managing knowledge flows and practical applications in learning organizations
- Information organization and retrieval technologies for improving the quality of knowledge used inside innovative, worldwide firms
- Linking knowledge management to performance initiatives, financial decisions, and asset management
- Retaining knowledge - human and intellectual capital
- Using information technology and systems to develop knowledge management within innovative enterprises
- Linking knowledge management to decision support systems
- Understanding customer knowledge management to support marketing processes
- Connecting knowledge management to innovation systems, trajectories, and technological management forecasting
- Processing and understanding big data information to support management decisions
- Measuring the value of knowledge already within an organization
- Discovering what lies beyond knowledge management in real-enterprise scenarios
- Understanding and explaining knowledge tools and practices in applied computer science
Key benefits
As a subscriber to SMOK, you will be able to:
- Advance your understanding of knowledge management as a management core competency
- Learn how to put knowledge management to work to gain competitive advantages for any firm
- Explore implementation techniques of knowledge management formal strategies, as well as of related managerial and IS tools
- Share knowledge through debate and information exchange
- Find out how to overcome the main barriers to knowledge management
- Benchmark your current knowledge management practices against best practice organizations.
- Develop a research agenda to inform policy-making and strategic management decisions
- Assess new directions in knowledge management.
Note
The journal of Strategic Management of Organizational Knowledge (SMOK) has been made aware that the journals are operating with the same or similar title(s). If you receive an invitation to submit to JKM, please double-check that the ISSN is 2645-5242 and that the Editor-in-Chief is Associate Professor Rouhollah Tavallaei.
