Vandana: While not in banking per se, have you looked at the following lit review? They focused on knowledge economy research from 2010-2020 in Web of Science and discussed what we can learn as it per

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In addition to the book mentioned by Patrick Lambe. I also found the following two books to be helpful from a practical standpoint in using the tools: Hanneman, R. A., & Riddle, M. (2005). Introductio

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Ginetta: On the academic side, the commercial one I see most referenced when reading journal articles is UCINET. Their site says $150 govt/$250 commercial, but they offer volume and site discounts and

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Bahar: I was planning to use Taguette (https://www.taguette.org/) for my personal research but AU Libraries ended up purchasing NVivo. At this point, it is still the one I would try if I needed to go

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Having worked with Dr. Froehlich while at Kent State, it is hard to imagine the program without him. His work on topics central to information literacy was of great value to scholarship and practice.

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I am looking forward to watching this. Having a MS in KM from Kent State, I am glad to hear of your and Stan's advisory role in the program. They also have a PhD program in Communication and Informati

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As a new tenure track faculty member (bridging the library and KM disciplines), I find myself in the position of justifying my proposal submission choices regarding KM conferences to library faculty w

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Raquel: I second John's post on NodeXL and I know some people who have used Gephi. For my dissertation, I collected data via EgoWeb (https://www.qualintitative.com/egoweb/) which is free and open sour

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