II. Publications

• Journal Articles

Koohang, A; Du Plessis, J. & Britz, J.J. 2007. Managing knowledge/learning objects in learning organizations. International Journal of Management and Decision Making. (in press).

Ponelis, S.R. and Britz, J. J. (2003) “A comparative analysis of the utilization of datamarts in manufacturing organizations”, South African Journal of Information Management 5(1): web-based journal.

Ebrahim, E. and Britz, J. J. (2003) “The sharing of knowledge to gain a competitive advantage by small businesses in Africa: Some critical comments”, DOMES 12 (1): 26– 40.

Koohang, A. , Harman, K. Du Plessis, J. & Britz, J. (2006). Knowledge management within the framework of informing science. Proceedings of Knowledge Acquisition and Management Conference , 14, 86-92.

Koohang, A., Du Plessis, J. C.  and Britz, J. J. (in press) “Learning objects in learning organizations: A knowledge management perspective”, International Journal of Management and Decision Making.

• Conference proceedings

Koohang, A., Harman, K. Du Plessis, J. & Britz, J.J. (2006). Knowledge management within the framework of informing science. Proceedings of Knowledge Acquisition and Management Conference, 14.

Knowledge Acquisition and Management Conference, 2006, Wroclaw, Poland. “Knowledge management within the framework of informing science.” (by Koohang, Harman, Du Plessis, & Britz – Presented by Koohang & Du Plessis)

III. Presentations

Britz, J. J. (2004) Technology or tecknowlogy? Critical comments on the use of technology to communicate knowledge. Presented as the keynote at the ‘What’s on your Whiteboard?’ seminar, Milwaukee , Wisconsin [Seminar on how Wisconsin companies are implementing business solutions that bring stronger than ever ROI to their organisations].

Britz, J. J. (2003) Hype or Myth: A reality check on the theory and practice of knowledge management. Proceeding of the meeting of the American Society for Information Science and Technology (ASIST) in Milwaukee. 22 April 2003.

V. Plans

Lor, P. and Britz, J. J. The role of the information industry in South Africa to capture, protect and promote indigenous knowledge in Southern Africa. National Research Foundation. South Africa.