Awareness of the Privacy Concerns in Knowledge Management in Scholarly Publications from 2000 to 2004

This study aims to investigate awareness of the privacy concerns in knowledge management in scholarly publications. As theoretical background, understandings of privacy and practices of knowledge management for privacy are discussed. Content analysis of scholarly publications which are limited to the period from 2000 to 2004 is used for examining the awareness. Result of this study shows that there is not much scholarly discussion on the privacy concerns in knowledge management during the period. Reasons for the result are identified, based on the theoretical understandings. This study is expected not only to investigate the research topic but also to bring attention to the necessity of discussions of the topic.

keywords: 지식관리, 개인정보, 사업장, 문헌내용분석, knowledge management, privacy, workplace, content analysis

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Vol.25 No.2

학술지(2000-2004)에 나타난 지식관리 관련 개인정보 인식에 대한 연구

Awareness of the Privacy Concerns in Knowledge Management in Scholarly Publications from 2000 to 2004

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