Smart Business: How Knowledge Communities Can Revolutionize Your CompanyFree Press, 1999 - 291 oldal Knowledge is most productive when it is shared by all. This simple but profound insight, long accepted in the academic, scientific, and medical communities, is about to radically transform business. The economy is often inundated with information, yet often businesses are unable to use and exploit it. How can managers organise their workplaces to effectively share, expand and exploit knowledge? Companies must create and nurture knowledge communities to unlock their comparitive advantages, explains Dr. Jim Botkin, founder and president of the InterClass consortium, whose members include more than twenty major international corporations such as Xerox, AT&T, Marriott, Volvo and Prudential. In SMART BUSINESS, he shows how older, established companies from many industries around the world are experimenting with new communities both large and small, to renew their mission and get results in the new knowledge economy. |
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... ideas come from ? This , it seems to me , is an elemental question , one that sits very close to the heart of the new economy . There is , of course , an old economy answer to this ... ideas are knowledge waiting to 3 An Economy of Ideas.
... ideas come from ? This , it seems to me , is an elemental question , one that sits very close to the heart of the new economy . There is , of course , an old economy answer to this ... ideas are knowledge waiting to 3 An Economy of Ideas.
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... ideas ? Like the first question , Where do good ideas come from , this one is im- portant because of the stark comparison between thinking in the old and in the new economy . In the old economy , good ideas were treated as a scarce com ...
... ideas ? Like the first question , Where do good ideas come from , this one is im- portant because of the stark comparison between thinking in the old and in the new economy . In the old economy , good ideas were treated as a scarce com ...
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... ideas . We know that there is nothing more power- ful than an idea whose time has come . But for those ideas to gain value they have to be exchanged with associates and colleagues . Often in the exchange , the idea is improved or ...
... ideas . We know that there is nothing more power- ful than an idea whose time has come . But for those ideas to gain value they have to be exchanged with associates and colleagues . Often in the exchange , the idea is improved or ...
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An Economy of Ideas Alan Webber | 1 |
The Wisdom of Nature | 5 |
Why Knowledge Shared Is Power | 19 |
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Alamos AT&T basic bees build Bumblebee capture Center challenge Chief Knowledge Officer Club of Rome communities of practice company's competitive advantage competitors corporate create creative culture customers develop Director edge electronic employees example executives experience firms focus future global human ideas individual industrial innovation intellectual capital InterClass internal Internet Jim Botkin knowl knowledge business knowledge communities knowledge economy knowledge management system knowledge revolution Knowledge Sharing KPMG leaders leadership legacy companies managing knowledge Marriott Motorola munities operating organization organizational participation percent Peter Senge PIPSA questions relationship chain role RR Donnelley Saturn says scientific scientists senior share knowledge Skandia skills Smart Business strategy successful Sue Hubbell Sweden Post tacit tion transform trust vision What's wisdom workers Xerox