Knowledge management has evolved almost exponentially in the last decade, with new challenges for thinking of new paradigms with which to manage intangibles and create knowledge strategies for a desirable future. The complexity of knowledge management asks for new approaches in research and new interpretations based on neuroscience and knowledge dynamics. Knowledge management is not replacing classical management but enriching it with new theories and business models. Knowledge strategies are at the core of business strategies. Knowledge management is closely related to intellectual capital and makes possible its transformation from organizational potential to production force through specific thinking.

This new Topic Collection constitutes an opportunity for researchers interested in knowledge management and intellectual capital to share their ideas and findings. Studies related to knowledge management in Encyclopedia are especially welcomed.

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