Who hasn't searched the Internet before? One of the central problems when searching is the abundance of results. At first glance, what...

Innovation deals with new creation, while knowledge management focuses on reusing, positioning, and optimizing what already exists. There...

'Kata' is another term from the far-eastern culture that means "the way an organization runs". A Kata describes innovation and...

The book " Outside Innovation ," published in 2006, primarily delves into innovation and client collaboration. It introduces a life concept centered around collaborative work, emphasizing a reciprocal exchange of services. The book imparts insights into transforming traditional roles and fostering partnerships with clients in specific aspects of our responsibilities. Some concepts are familiar and presented in a structured manner, while others introduce innovation on various

Many of us have faced one of life's most important questions: what to study and where. We all wish to learn something practical while...

Morning. You've arrived at work and open your computer. The fear of a flood of emails waiting to erupt at you as soon as you click on the...

A Knowledge Management system is usually a cross-organizational system serving its workers as a channel for transferring uniform data...

Business Intelligence allows access, through report generation, to a company's past and present data and, based on this data, to predict...

The term Customer Intelligence refers to the process of collecting and analyzing information regarding customers, both personal details...

A knowledge management service center system is a tool that serves organization workers that provide customers service. It can serve...

Imagine the following scenario (based on a true story): It's a sunny Friday morning in March. You decide to walk around Tel Aviv and have...

Quick Knowledge Management is a tool that can change the way you manage the projects and thus leverage the project's accomplishments....

A popular misconception states that in our day and age, technology is the solution for nearly any problem. With all due respect to the...

The book " Managing Knowledge Networks ," authored by David Johnson in 2009, highlights the author's expertise in networks. It delves into various aspects of knowledge networks, encompassing networks of knowledgeable individuals and knowledge items. The author explores how individuals access information and knowledge within or outside an organization. However, accessibility to the book is a challenge. Its academic style caters to those who appreciate this form of writing. Bey

Parallel Line Graphs (Parallel Coordinates) is a method for graphically presenting multiple data points on a single chart. The chart...

This book, " The Effective Executive in Action ," represents Peter Drucker's final work before passing away. He penned the introduction in the fall of 2005; by November of that year, he had already departed. Co-authored by Drucker and Joseph Marciariello, this practical guide actively processes the "what" and "how," drawing from Drucker's earlier content in his 1966 book, "The Effective Executive." Additionally, it integrates excerpts from Drucker's later works and notable pa

Business intelligence is information about an organization's past performance used to predict its future performance. The purpose of this...

The web 2.0 has arrived. This is a fact we all feel and experience everywhere we turn in the virtual world of the internet. This is an...

A Knowledge Management project (setting up an organizational portal, a community of practice, lessons knowledgebase, etc.) usually begins...

When beginning a new project, an important part of its planning is identifying "Stakeholders" by mapping out all those people that affect...