The book " Business Agility: Sustainable Prosperity in a Relentlessly Competitive World ," by Michael Hugosת 2009, was released as part of a series of leadership books sponsored by Microsoft. At its core, the book explores how organizations can transform into entities that listen, respond, and adapt swiftly to foster continual growth in an ever-changing competitive landscape. The imperative for business agility arises from the realization that relying on the temporary strateg

Today, businesses face a complex business reality involving numerous and frequent changes. To adapt the company to the changing business...

We all agree that one of the most prominent components of an organization/business's success is its knowledge and proper management of...

When we begin a Knowledge Project, we set goals and objectives. However, when the work routine kicks in we occasionally forget why we...

PresentationZen , written by Garr Reynolds and published in 2008, explores the art of effectively conveying messages through presentations. The book, although concise, is rich with visual examples that vividly illustrate its ideas. Focused on preparing presentations that communicate messages effectively, it draws inspiration from diverse sources such as filmmaking (a rich and multidimensional channel), comics (a frugal and exhaustive world), and storytelling (akin to the worl

There's a lot of talk about measurement and the need to measure what advances the strategy. The question that always immediately arises...

The contribution of Knowledge Management activities and solutions to organizations and to attaining their business objectives has been...

The concept of Unified Performance Management was born out of the need to actively work towards improving organizational performance....

For years, we've been trying to manage knowledge within the organization: sharing knowledge between employees in the same unit but...

This book is captivating and groundbreaking in its conceptualization, delving into the forthcoming post-knowledge workers' era. Gifted to me by Eyal Sasson, I express my gratitude to him here. My anticipation for the book was high, given its accolades as a bestseller by The New York Times and BusinessWeek. Renowned figures in the literary and journalistic realms, such as Tom Peters (In Search of Excellence), hailed it as a miraculous work—original and profound. Thomas Friedma

What is Wirearchy? Does the term Wirearchy sound familiar to you? If not, you're not alone. Many people wonder what Wirearchy is. It's...

Consultants balance professionalism with empathy, embracing human strength by fostering client relationships through shared challenges.

The book, authored by David Delong in 2004, is an exceptional resource dedicated to knowledge preservation. It delves into the challenges organizations face when attempting to retain knowledge as employees leave, whether due to natural turnover, deliberate reductions, or retirement. With comprehensive insights, the book acknowledges no one-size-fits-all solution, instead guiding critical thinking and actionable steps.   Delong explores various approaches rooted in classical k

A Balanced Scorecard is a system of the organization's goals, metrics, objectives, and initiatives and the relationships between them,...

" If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need " (Marcus Tullius Cicero). " And search in the library where the...

In his book " Knowledge Management in Modern Organizations " (2007), Murray E. Jennex wrote that the true essence of knowledge management...

The global economic crisis heightens the vulnerability of companies to external environmental threats and the difficulty in predicting...

Knowledge-sharing activities within a website or other knowledge management solutions may cause concerns and even resistance from...

Published in 2006, " What They Didn't Tell You About Knowledge Management " was written by Jay Liebowitz, a professor of information science with a background in library and informatics and experience as a NASA knowledge manager. The book articulates his philosophy by combining a methodological perspective rooted in academic expertise with a practical vision derived from his role at NASA. This book is one of the 46 authored and published by Liebowitz, many related to knowledg

Snowden's seven rules: Knowledge is contextual, voluntary, and often implicit. Learning from failure and connecting people.