Sustainable Strategic Knowledge Management in the Era of AI

Description

Organizations face increasing complexity from shifting geopolitical, economic, and technological conditions, requiring strategic approaches to knowledge management for sustainability. The integration of knowledge management with AI offers potential benefits for problem-solving and decision-making, yet presents challenges that require responsible and ethical implementation. This special issue examines how organizations can leverage strategic knowledge management to balance the opportunities and risks of AI while maintaining sustainability across their operations.

The call seeks contributions exploring how organizations can effectively manage both human knowledge and AI-generated intelligent knowledge, addressing issues such as knowledge overload, loss, and duplication. It emphasizes the importance of codification and personalization strategies that align with organizational values and objectives. The special issue invites researchers to examine how sustainable strategic knowledge management enables organizations to adapt to rapidly changing environments while achieving economic, social, and environmental goals.

Potential topics

• Knowledge management processes and sustainability in organizations
• Human-AI synergy and responsible AI use in knowledge systems
• Strategic knowledge management for organizational decision-making and problem-solving
• Managing explicit and tacit knowledge in digital environments
• Knowledge codification and personalization approaches
• Addressing knowledge overload from AI, cloud computing, and big data
• Sustainable knowledge-based organizations and resource optimization
• AI's impact on critical knowledge management processes
• Ethical and mission-aligned strategic knowledge for financial, social, and ecological benefits
• Knowledge management in complex organizational environments and geopolitical uncertainty