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Brokering Knowledge: Managing Knowledge in a Network of Government and Non-Government Human Service Delivery Agencies
This paper examines aspects of knowledge management that are particularly important in the network of human service delivery agencies in Victoria. This network is characterised by four features: it is a cluster of networked organisations; professionals and others may act as knowledge brokers with
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