Dare to Share – A New Culture of Collaboration in the Enterprise.

The Wikipedia Myth – Enterprise 2.0 Knowledge Management from T-Systems Multimedia Solutions.

Adaptive Knowledge Architectures from Andrew Gent. On a related note, see also his slides on Sustainable Knowledge Management.

A SharePoint research project from Stefanie Hain.

Design and use of the internal social media platforms at Hewlett-Packard and the ways that employees use these tools, based on research done with HP Watercooler, the internal social media portal.

A quick and precise explanation of Knowledge Management and which theories are applicable in the real world. Focuses on Nonaka’s distinction between tacit and explicit knowledge.

• Notes on Designing a Good User Interface
• UI Pattern Documentation Review
• 15 Effective Tools for Visual Knowledge Management
• It’s official: boring powerpoint decks are better
• Open Source Web Design
• Laddering: A Research Interview Technique for Uncovering Core Values
• Are user stories an alternative to (smart) use cases?
• On knowledge management measurement
• 8 Ways to Increase User Adoption of ECM and ERM systems
• Social Media ROI: Dell’s $3m on Twitter and Four Better Examples
• Build your own community or go where people already are?
• 8 Things To Know About Selling Document Management to Small Businesses
• How to Avoid Extinction as a Technical Communicator
• Web 2.0 Architectures: What Entrepreneurs and Architects Need to Know
• The Seven Deadly Sins of Online Community Management
• Pico – Personal Information Cockpit
• Social Media in Germany: 5 Years Behind – Still Lots to Learn

If you can handle some academical ranting, this quite long article deals with the vagueness that is inherent in Knowledge Management theory and practices:

• The nonsense of ‘knowledge management’

Finally, these bookmarklets make web browsing much, much easier:

• Bookmarklets for Zapping Annoyances

• The Challenge for Enterprise 2.0 is Adoption Not Deployment
• How Beautiful it is, and How Easily it can be Broken: Andrew McAfee’s Blog
• Becoming An Open Enterprise: Five Lessons from Booz Allen Hamilton
• Column 2 : Transition strategies for Enterprise 2.0 adoption
• Enterprise 2.0 Reality Check | The Intelligent Enterprise Blog
• Enterprise 2.0: Getting Real About Enterprise Social Networking
• Enterprise 2.0 Adoption: What Your People Don’t Know Will Hurt You
• Enterprise 2.0 Reflects the Culture | Social Media Strategery
• The three dimensions of enterprise 2.0 | Bertrand DUPERRIN’s Notepad
• Key success factor for Enterprise 2.0: Finding new roles for middle management
  
• Toward a Pattern Language for Enterprise 2.0: Andrew McAfee’s Blog
• Social-networking tools fuel collaboration – Government Computer News
• Challenges to Enterprise 2.0 adoption
• Hal Varian on how the Web challenges managers – The McKinsey Quarterly
  
• Google Wave and the Enterprise: Beautiful Potential, Faraway Dream
• The emerging case for open business methods

These two links are also noteworthy regarding the debate about Enterprise 2.0 ROI:

• Productivity in a Networked Era – Assessing ROII (Return on Investment in Interaction)
• How long is a piece of string – Intranet Articles — Prescient Digital Media

On a related note, two more scholarly insights:

• Caselines: Article Published in KMPro Journal
• Why Businesses Don’t Collaborate – New Research Report

• Information Management in a Web 2.0 world
• Telling the boss to back off: unmanaging knowledge
• Quantitative Social Science and Business Intelligence
• Knowledge Base Software: KnowledgeBase Manager Pro