Harvard Business Review on Knowledge Management by Harvard Business Review, David A. Garvin, Dorothy Leonard
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- ISBN: 0875848818
- Publisher: Harvard Business Press
- Pub. Date: January 1998
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Synopsis
Another addition to the Harvard Business Review's excellent series, containing a wealth of information for today's professionals. This collection of articles and essays from leaders in knowledge management illuminates some of the key issues facing the field. In the business world, where knowledge often equals competitive advantage, the organization and accessibility of information is crucial to a corporation's survival. The Harvard Business Review explores this through articles such as "Building a Learning Organization" and "Research That Reinvents the Corporation" and provides insightful analysis into the future of knowledge management.
Library Journal
This collection of eight Harvard Business Review articles are written by leading business authors (including a contribution from management guru Peter Drucker), and together they present a solid introduction to and overview of the practice of knowledge management. Copyright 1999 Cahners Business Information.
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