TARDIS: An Australian Case Study in Applied Knowledge Management Focusing on Non-Technological Implementation Issues . A double-blind peer reviewed paper presented to the 2005 Australian Conference for Knowledge Management and Intelligent Decision Support (ACKMIDS 2005) . The paper was published as conference proceedings in June 2006 by Australian Scholarly Publishing Pty Ltd Melbourne Australia .
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