STARlinks

You can learn from the AOK's STAR Series guest moderators now. Here are links to their STARpages, homepages and books.

		Verna Allee President, Verna Allee Associates, Toronto, Canada Knowledge, Networks and Value Creation Web site Email Books: The Future of Knowledge: Increasing Prosperity through Value Networks The Knowledge Evolution
		Jenny Ambrozek Founder of SageNet LLC, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York, U.S. Online Communities in Business: Past Progress, Future Directions Web site Email
		Debra M. Amidon Founder and CEO Entovation International, Wilmington, Massachusetts, U.S. Architeching Success in the Knowledge Economy In the Knowledge Zone Web site Email Books: Innovation Strategy for the Knowledge Economy: The Ken Awakening The Innovation Superhighway
		Patti Anklam Principal Consultant Hutchison Associates, Harvard, Massachusetts, U.S. KM Mavens: The Way Ideas Rise, Emerge and Mingle Web site Email
		Jerry Ash Chief executive, Association of Knowledgework, Ruskin, Florida, U.S. Spoiling the Mushroom Patch On Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) Web site Email Book: Next Generation Knowledge Management
		Steve Barth Award-winning journalism, Long Beach, California U.S. Comparing and Contrasting Corporate and Personal KM Web site Email Publications Editor, KM Magazine "Personal Toolkit" Columnist, KM World
		Michael Behounek Director of Knowledge Management, Halliburton, Houston, Texas, U.S. What Makes KM Sustainable Highlights Archives (PDF file) Email
		Alex Bennet Former CKO, DON; Founder, MountainQuest Institute, Frost, WV, U.S. Passion: The Power Behind Knowledge Management Web site Email Book: Organizational Survival in the New World: The Intelligent Complex Adaptive System
		Dede Bonner President, New Century Management, Leesburg, Virginia, U.S. Developing Knowledge Leadership Web site Book: In Action: Leading Knowledge Management and Learning
		Nick Bontis Professor, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University, Canada Director of the World Congress on Intellectual Capital An Academic with Feet Fully Planted in the Workplace Web site Book: The Strategic Management of Intellectual Capital and Organizational Knowledge
		Robert H. Buckman Buckman Laboratories (retired), executive committee chairman, board of directors, Bulabs Holdings Inc., Memphis,Tennessee, U.S. Road from Command and Control to Knowledge Sharing Web site Email Book: How to Build A Knowledge-Driven Organization
		Steven Cavaleri, PhD Professor of Management, School of Business, Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, Connecticut, U.S. Toward Pragmatic Knowledge Management Email Books: Knowledge Leadership: The Art and Science of the Knowledge-based Organization Inside Knowledge: Rediscovering the Source of Performance Improvement Managing in Organizations that Learn
		Joe Cothrel Independent Consultant, Chicago, Illinois, U.S. Online Communities in Business: Past Progress, Future Directions Web site Email
		Richard Cross Founder/Consultant InnovationX Organizational Change: When All Work is Knowledge Work Web site Web site Email
		Garry Cullen ikonnect Facilitator for Lend Lease Corporation, Sydney, AU Expertise Locator Systems: People Driven v. Data Driven Email
		Bryan Elliott Davis President, Kaieteur Institute for Knowledge Management, Toronto, Ontario, Canada In the Knowledge Zone Web site Email
		Stephen Denning Author, speaker, independent consultant, Washington D.C. area, U.S. Are There Laws of KM? What's the Best Way to Share Knowledge? Web site Email Book: The Springboard: How Story-telling Ignites Action in Knowledge-Era Organizations  Squirrel Inc.: A Fable of Leadership Through Storytelling The Leader's Guide to Storytelling: Mastering the Art & Discipline of Business Narrative
		Nancy Dixon Consultant, Common Knowledge Associates, Washington, D.C., U.S. Creation and Reuse of Project Knowledge Web site Email Book: Common Knowledge: How Companies Thrive by Sharing What They Know
		Leif Edvinsson Professor of Intellectual Capital, University of Lund, Sweden CEO of UNIC Perspectives on Intangibles and Intellectual Capital Web site Email Books: Intellectual Capital: Realizing Your Company's True Value by Finding Its Hidden Brainpower Corporate Longitude: What You Need to Know to Navigate the Knowledge Economy
		Joséfa Fawcett Independent Knowledge Development Consultant Co-founder, KnowledgeWorx Ltd., Beconsfield, Great Britain On the Operational Level of Knowledge Management Web site Email
		David Fearon, Sr., PhD Professor of Management, School of Business, Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, Connecticut, U.S. Toward Pragmatic Knowledge Management Email Books: Inside Kowledge: Rediscovering the Source of Performancde Improvement Managing in Organizations that Learn Knowledge Leadership: The Art and Science of the Knowledge-Based Organization
		Dr. Piero Formica Dr. Piero Formica is the Marie Curie Professor of International Business, at the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, University of Tartu, Estonia; he is also Dean of the International Faculty of Entrepreneurship - Emirates Centre for Entrepreneurship, UAE, Special International Professor of Knowledge Economics and Entrepreneurship, School of Economics and Management - Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and Professor of Knowledge Economics and Entrepreneurship at the Link Campus of the University of Malta in Rome. Between 1982 and 2003 he worked as Professor of Economics of Innovation in the Master of Business Law program, University of Bologna, Italy. Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) for Knowledge Dissemination and Transfer Email Web sites www.certonline.com www.gnschina.com Books: Strengthening the Knowledge Economy. Essays on Knowledge Policy and International Entrepreneurship , EffeElle Publisher. 2004 Industry and Knowledge Clusters Principles, Practices, Policy , Tartu University Press, 2003. Frontiers of Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Readings in Science Park Policies and Practices (co-editor), IASP, Malaga, 2003. China -The Growth Engine for the 21st Century, Piero Formica and Peter Why (Editors), May 2005 - 227 pages - ISBN 88-89460-09-1, EffeElle Publisher. http://www.knowledgeeconomy.it/ Knowledge Based Entrepreneurship. Innovation policy and dynamic development of knowledge-driven entrepreneurship. Baltic Dynamics 2004
		Carl Frappaolo Exec. Vice President, The Delphi Group, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S. Tech Savvy But Focusing on the Knowledge Audit Web site Email Book: Knowledge Management (Express Exec)
		Stan Garfield KM Leader, HP Services Consulting & Integration, Hewlett-Packard, Livonia, Michigan, U.S. Choosing Connection v. Collection: Open v. Closed, Practical v. Theoretical Web site Email
		Carol Kinsey Goman Kinsey Consulting Services, Berkeley, California, U.S. Why People Don't Tell What They Know Web site Email Books: Ghost Story: A Modern Business Fable This Isn't the Company I Joined Creativity in Business The Human Side of High-Tech Managing for Commitment Adapting to Change: Making it Work for You The Loyalty Factor Managing in a Global Organization
		David Gurteen Knowledge Networker, Gurteen Knowledge Fleet, Hampshire, UK IPKM: Inter-Personal Knowledge Management Web site Email
		David Hawthorne Vice President, Affiliate Relations, NaviQuest Group, Inc., New York, New York, U.S. Internal Knowledge Markets Critical to Organizational Adaptation Web site Email
		Valdis Krebs Founder, orgnet.com, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S. Networks: Smart People, Stupid Organizations Web site Email
		Rob Lebow Master teacher, platform keynote speaker, author Bellevue, Washington, U.S. Achieving Accountability Through Shared Values Web site Email Books: Accountability: Freedom and Responsibility without Control
		Simon Lelic Managing Editor, Ark Group, Knowledge Management Magazine, London, England Communities and Organizations: Future of KM Practitioners Web site Email
		Doug Macnamara President and CEO, Banff Executive Leadership, Alberta, Canada Building the Knowledge to Govern Well Web site Email
		Chris Macrae Consultant, valuetrue.com, and editor, KnowledgeBoard, London, England GAPS: KM As It Is, Could Have Been, Will Be Web site Blog Email Books: Mapping Intangible Assets
		Mark McElroy CEO, Macroinnovation Associates, LLC, Windsor, Vermont, U.S. President, Knowledge Management Consortium International Taking KM into New Territory Web site Email Books: The New Knowledge Management - Complexity, Learning, and Sustainable Innovation Key Issues in the New Knowledge Management (co-authored with Joseph Firestone The Open Enterprise (soon to be released through KMCI Online Press); co-authored with Firestone
		Victor Newman Chief Learning Officer, European Pfizer Research University, Sandwich, England SuperKnowledge: Stories of Pragmatic Knowledge Activism Email Books: The Knowledge Activist's Handbook: Adventures from the Knowledge Trenches
		Edna Pasher President, Edna Pasher, PhD & Associates, Herzliya, Israel Strategic Renewal - The Link Between KM and Organizations Web site Email
		Dave Pollard Consultant,Meeting of Minds, Canada Weblogs and Other Social Software for Knowledge Work Blog Email
		Melissie Clemmons Rumizen, Ph.D. Knowledge Strategist, Buckman Laboratories, Memphis, Tennessee, U.S., SAIC, deceased Forward to Basics: A 'Curmudgeon' Grounded in the Practical Expertise Locator Systems: People drive v. Data Driven Book: The Complete Idiot's Guide to Knowledge Management
		Hubert Saint-Onge CEO, Konvergeandknow, Toronto, Canada Conflicting Views on Training and CoPs Web site Email Book: Leveraging Communities of Practice for Strategic Advantage
		Megan Santosus Senior Editor, CIO Magazine Manager, Knowledge Management Research Center, CIO.com, Framingham, Massachusetts, U.S. Knowledge Productivity: How Do We Know Knowledge Works? Web site Email
		Charles M. Savage President, Knowledge Era Enterprises, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S. and Munich, Germany "Knowledge Turns" to Increase ROI (Return on Intelligence)? Web site Email Book: Fifth Generation Management, Dynamic Teaming, Virtual Enterprising and Knowledge Networking
		David Skyrme David Skyrme Associates Limited, Highclere, England Developing Knowledge Leadership Web site Blog Email Books: Knowledge Networking: Creating the Collaborative Enterprise Capitalizing on Knowledge: From E-Business to K-Business
		David Snowden Founder and Chief Scientific Officer, Cognitve Edge Pte Ltd, England Third Generation KM: Separating Content, Narrative, Context Comparing and Contrasting Corporate and Personal KM Complexity: The Next Big Thing After KM Web site Email
		Ash Sooknanan Senior knowledge management consultant, Bank of Montreal Group of Companies WSIB: From Worst Case KM to Best Practice Web site Email
		Tom Stewart Chief editor, Harvard Business Review, Harvard, Massachusetts,U.S. Managing in Real Time Bursting Bubbles Web site Books: The Wealth of Knowledge: Intellectual Capital and the Twenty-first Century Organization Intellectual Capital: The New Wealth of Organizations
		Karl-Erik Sveiby Sveiby Knowledge Associates, Brisbane, Australia Why Measure Intangibles? To Learn or to Control? Web site Email Book: The New Organizational Wealth: Managing & Measuring Knowledge-Based Assets
		Dave Ulrich Professor of Business, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, U.S. Knowledge and Human Resource Management Highlights Archive (PDF file) Websites: www.rbl.net   www.daveulrich.com Email Book: Why the Bottom Line ISN'T: How to Build Value Through People and Organization
		David Weinberger Web marketing guru, Brookline, Massachusetts, U.S. What Makes Smart Companies (and People) Smart Web site Email Books: The Cluetrain Manifesto: The End of Business as Usual Small Pieces Loosely Joined
		Karl M. Wiig Chairman and CEO Knowledge Research Institute, Inc., Arlington, Texas, U.S. A Knowledge Model for Situation Handling Web site Books: Knowledge Management Foundations: Thinking About Thinking - How People and Organizations Represent, Create and Use Knowledge Knowledge Management: The Central Focus for Intelligent-Acting Organizations Knowledge Management Methods: Practical Approaches to Managing Knowledge Knowledge Management, A Trilogy

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