IS security leveraging the concept of knowledge management
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Summary
This study investigates how ISS could leverage the concept of knowledge management and proposes a theoretical model derived from the ISS and KM literatures, which identifies the positive and negative impacts of compliance and describes how organisations can apply the model to overcome these negative effects.
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- 2010-02-01
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