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

"Past performance is no guarantee of future results." Today, more than ever, senior managers, directors, and financial markets are not...

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...

A Worker's professional network is an array of work documents which serves as the worker's professional toolbox. Since these work...

Process Intelligence (PI) is code for various technologies that expose knowledge hidden in business processes and assist us to use it...

Published in 2008, " Becoming Knowledge Focused " addresses knowledge management within international non-profit organizations, including operative entities such as the OSCE, a United Nations sub-organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, and normative organizations like the IAEA (International Nuclear Energy Network). Dr. Ugochukwu Ugbor, the author, is a knowledge management expert based in Austria working at OPEC. The study primarily draws examples from OPEC, str

Knowledge retention is one of the many solutions in the knowledge management "basket". In my opinion, it's one of the "softer" ones. By...

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

Based on an article titled: "The Case for Business Intelligence" by James A. Cooke Are you looking for a different way to control your...

John Kotter is undoubtedly familiar to many, recognized as the guru of change management worldwide in recent decades. Based on the book he co-authored with Holger Rathgeber, Kotter's well-established method is a staple in universities and management schools. The narrative unfolds in an imaginary world of penguins, illustrating a crucial change needed after one penguin discovers their glacier is melting. The story, both beautiful and innocent, adeptly clarifies Kotter and Rath

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In the wake of the global economic crisis, more and more organizations are looking for ways to enhance their capabilities while reducing...

This review is based on an article by Ramesh C. Manghir Alani. In his article, the author praises automated business intelligence systems...

Enterprise Content Management (ECM) can improve employee productivity, reduce costs, and decrease carbon usage for document duplication...

This review is based on an article by Ramesh C. Manghir Alani. In his article, the author praises automated business intelligence systems...

" Outliers: The Story of Success ," penned by Malcolm Gladwell in 2008 and translated into Hebrew by Sarah Rypin in 2009, is an international non-fiction bestseller. It delves into the intriguing question of what leads to greatness and success. Contrary to the conventional belief that talent is the primary factor, the book contends that talent holds only partial significance. Instead, it emphasizes the crucial roles of opportunity (luck) and heritage (culture). The book empha

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

Characterizing a portal is routine for a significant portion of our readers. However, I'd like to propose a different perspective on the...