Collective knowledge : intranets, productivity, and the promise of the knowledge workplace
Marcus Robert 1962- Watters Beverley
Language: English
Published by Microsoft Press, 2002
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- Title
- Collective knowledge : intranets, productivity, and the promise of the knowledge workplace
- Author
- Marcus Robert 1962- Watters Beverley
- Publisher
- Microsoft Press
- Publication year
- 2002
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0735614997
- ISBN 13
- 9780735614994
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- Economics, Finance, Business and Management
Advances in communications and computing, the advent of the Internet, and the proliferation of high-speed computer networks and servers are producing unprecedented improvements in business collaboration and productivity. Knowledge Workers have become an indispensable resource—the productivity engine of the 21st-century—by using technology to streamline the capture and delivery of organizational knowledge to fellow workers worldwide. COLLECTIVE KNOWLEDGE describes this new Knowledge Workplace, where intellectual capital is a key managed asset and where Web-based collaborative team services, portals for information management and discovery, and broadcast delivery of information to every desktop all help enable constant productivity gains.
- THE HISTORY OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT: Consider the history of knowledge management and propagation, from cuneiform to computing, and the rise of the next-generation intranet.
- THE EMERGENCE OF THE KNOWLEDGE WORKPLACE: Read about how the confluence of work and next-generation intranet technology has produced a dynamic productivity ecosystem.
- THE COMPELLING BUSINESS VALUE PROPOSITION: Discover how leading organizations are using intranets to increase productivity and reduce costs.
- INTRANET MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES: Obtain practical guidance for planning, developing, and managing next generation intranets—now and in the future.
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About the Author
Beverley Watters is president of TCE Research Solutions in Toronto. She is also executive editor of Information Highways magazine.
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