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                 Learning hierarchy.  See  Bloom ’ s taxonomy     National Science Digital Library (NSDL), 215
                 Learning histories, 115               National Aeronautic and Space
                 Learning organization, 370 – 372     Administration (NASA), 366 – 367, 380
                 Lesser, Eric, 170, 174, 360, 381      Network analysis.  See  Social network
                 Lessons learned, 3 – 4, 11, 22, 25, 163 – 165,   analysis
                 366 – 368, 378 – 379                  Networking technologies, 292 – 296
                 Lev, B., 343                          Networks, Semantic, 189 – 191, 203
                 Liebowitz, Jay, 131, 243, 292, 322 – 325     Nokia, 251
                 Lotus Corporation, 466                Nonaka, I., 61, 64 – 72, 73 – 74, 77, 82, 85, 91,
                                                      102, 121, 184, 195, 361
                 Mapping knowledge.  See  Cognitive maps     Nonaka and Takeuchi Knowledge Spiral
                 Market basket analysis, 273          Model, 64 – 72
                 Markus, M., 383                       Norms, 226 – 227, 230 – 233, 235 – 236, 246,
                 Mashups, 275 – 276                   249, 258, 260
                 Maturity models,                      Northrop-Grumman, 319 – 320
                  Capability Maturity Model (CMM), 238 – 239     Norton, D., 16 – 17, 351
                  Community of Practice, CoP, model,
                 244 – 245                             Objectives of KM, 4, 184, 312
                  Forrester Group KM Model, 242 – 243     Obstacles to knowledge sharing, 167 – 168
                  history of, 238                      O ’ Dell, Carla, 5, 16, 24, 378
                  Infosys model, 239 – 242             Online communities.  See  Community of
                  Knowledge Process Quality Model (KPQM),   practice, virtual
                 242                                   OpenText Corporation, 287
                 McDermott, R., 147, 175, 360          Oracle Systems, 204 – 205
                 McElroy, M., 33, 42 – 46, 52, 417     Organizational capital.  See  Infrastructure
                 McElroy KM cycle, 42 – 45            capital
                 McKinsey and Company, 345             Organizational culture.  See  Culture
                 Mead ’ s Lexis/Nexis System, 34       Organizational epistemology.  See  von Krogh
                 Media richness, 166 – 167            and Roos model
                 Mental model, 249                     Organizational knowledge capture,
                 Mercedes-Benz, 304                   118 – 121
                 Metadata, 130, 210, 276 – 278         Organizational learning, 101, 368 – 369,
                 Meyer, M., 33 – 38, 42, 52           377 – 378
                 Meyer and Zack KM cycle, 33 – 38      Choo ’ s model of, 384
                 Microsoft Corporation, 334 – 335      Crossan and White model of, 384
                 Milestones in KM.  See  History of KM     models of, 379 – 384
                 Milgram, S., 174                      Organizational maturity models.  See  Maturity
                 Miller, G., 202                      models
                 Models.  See  Knowledge Management Models,     Organizational memory.  See  Corporate
                 Organizational maturity models       memory
                 Monarchy model.  See  Information politics     Organizational stories.  See  Storytelling
                 Multidisciplinary nature of KM, 8 – 9     Organizations, virtual.  See  Virtual
                 Myths, in the KM fi eld, 224          organizations
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