Knowledge Management through Information Technology applies the knowledge-based view of the firm that has established itself as an important perspective in strategic management. Knowledge Management through Information Technology focuses on the use of information technology to enable knowledge management in business organizations. Knowledge Management through Information Technology introduces information technology management to the area of knowledge management through IS/IT strategy for knowledge management. Knowledge Management through Information Technology uses law firms as examples of professional services firms concerned with improved knowledge management through information technology. Knowledge Management through Information Technology is designed to cover information technology and knowledge management in strategic management at colleges and universities. Knowledge Management through Information Technology is designed to help managers and professionals gain competitive advantage from knowledge management systems. Petter Gottschalk is Professor of Information Technology Management at the Norwegian School of Management BI. He received his MBA from Germany, MSc from the USA, and DBA from the UK. His executive experience includes CIO at ABB Norway, CEO at ABB Datacables, and CEO at the Norwegian Computing Center. Professor Gottschalk's research has been published in journals such as International Journal of Information Management, Informing Science, Journal of Knowledge Management, and Long Range Planning.