During an emergency, when time is a scarce resource, the ability to quickly retrieve the right information becomes critical. As the world...

" PVaR: Project Value at Risk " was written by Nicki Kons in 2016. Nicki Kons, a specialized project manager in the domain of risk...

" Good Strategy - Bad Strategy: The Difference and Why It Matters " is an exceptional, some might even say groundbreaking, book authored...

In any organization, Risk Management units bear great responsibility. It's not simple to predict possible future events. It’s not simple...

" A Practical Guide to Risk Management ", authored by Thomas Coleman in 2011, explores the realm of risk management theory. While its...

" Making Cents out of Knowledge Management " is another compelling addition to Jay Liebowitz's extensive series of books (28). Liebowitz,...

This book, " The Profit Impact of Business Intelligence ," authored by Steve and Nancy Williams in 2007, arises from their hands-on experience in the field. It furnishes valuable tools for advancing business intelligence within organizations, whether as a new initiative or by tapping into and leveraging existing data warehouses. Interestingly, many of the insights presented in the book are equally applicable to knowledge management. The book is enjoyable, thoroughly revisitin

"Leadership on the Line" is a book by Lynskey and Heifetz, which has garnered considerable acclaim. Early readers, including Eli Horowitz, Chairman of Teva's Board of Directors, President Emeritus of Harvard University, and Lt. Gen. Lipkin Shahak, have offered recommendations that render ours superfluous. You might wonder about the relevance of leadership and knowledge management. Why have we included this book on the knowledge management bookshelf and presented it to you? Th

Knowledge management projects are inherently complex. They require changing work habits, but more importantly, they involve changing...