As well as links to other KM sites, articles, books and events, there is a useful section on case studies, and to 25 companies that have been involved with KM initiatives. Students on an MBA course originally developed the site in 1999, and although there seem to have been some useful additions during 2000 most of the site dates from mid-1999. On the positive side the site is well laid out, and there are good annotations to the resources. The Buckman Room provides descriptions of the projects that the company has been undertaking, and there is a Starter Kit of articles on KM for anyone seeking a good introduction to the subject. The Library section is a very comprehensive and well-selected list of web resources, and covers related areas such as leadership and culture change.
Material is added on a frequent basis.
This site has been established by Karl and Elizabeth Wiig,, who have been in the forefront in creating frameworks for knowledge management and intellectual capital. Although the site consists almost totally of refers to their work, such is the importance of their contribution that we have included their site in this list. The NetAcademy of Knowledge Media offers a wide range of links into both knowledge management itself, and some related areas. The KM links are well selected, and each has an informative annotation. A major asset of the site is that as the NetAcademy is based at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland, the coverage of European research, articles and events is very good.