Harvard Business Review on Knowledge Management: The Definitive Resource for Professionals ("Harvard Business Review" Paperback)
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A LOT OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
Looking for some informative, original and clear thinking about knowledge management? This book is a great choice! In its pages you will find an outstanding collection of articles drawn from past editions of the HBR. The eight articles cover: analysis of a knowledge-creating company; building a learning organization, using experience; teaching people how to learn; and managing professional intellect. Each article begins with an executive summary which, for the fast-forward crowd, is a big plus.
So many books are merely ONE GOOD ARTICLE embedded in a thicket of verbiage. Chopping away through such a jungle of verbosity for the gist-of-it-all often proves tedious and disappointing. (Blessed are the laconic!) This book, on the other hand, just serves up a bunch of 'gists' -the pure meat and potatoes of ideas. Happily, the HBSP has published several other collections of this sort on such topics as leadership, change, and strategies for growth. Each of these is collection...
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Description : Highlights the thinking and practical applications that are defining the field of knowledge management. This book includes Peter Drucker's prophetic 'The Coming of the New Organization' and Ikujiro Nonaka's 'Knowledge-Creating Company'.
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