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

What is a Mashup? In technology, a Mashup refers to web applications that combine data and information from different sources to create a...

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

The Critical Incident Technique (or CIT) was implemented in 1954 by Colonel John C. Flanagan, director of the Department of Aviation...

Organizations are constantly changing. This is a common saying for anyone who works with or within an organization. Our world in general,...

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

Knowledge retention activities are typically perceived as involving only two people: the knowledge giver and the knowledge receiver....

The phone rings incessantly in customer service. Dozens to hundreds of representatives try to provide answers to customers on the other...

Below are tips for effectively using existing business intelligence tools. This document is based on an article by SAP and Intel...

Much has been written about blogs and personal pages. Many of us already belong to the "peeking" and sharing culture and expose ourselves...

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

Competitive intelligence: a strategic process to gather and analyze market data, aiding business decisions and maintaining competitive edge.

Implementing business intelligence systems is one of the significant challenges currently facing the business intelligence world. Adam...

The supply chain is a synchronized array of organizations, individuals, activities, information and resources involved in supplying the...

This book, " Making Innovation Work ," presents a truly innovative exploration of innovation. Authored by David Epstein (The Jewish Connection?) and Shelton, it effectively challenges prevalent stigmas associated with innovation. The book elucidates why innovation often falls short of expectations, even in organizations investing significant resources, and provides insights into the importance, methodologies, and tools for fostering innovation. It emphasizes that innovation i

BI projects often fail due to a lack of leadership, poor data quality, user unfriendliness, inflexibility, and ignoring external factors.

Data analysis maturity evolves from relying on experts to using advanced tools that guide users to discover insights and ask better question

Our daily reality is becoming increasingly complex requires us to make decisions in conditions of uncertainty. Situations in which we...

Virtual discussions provide immediate expert answers and rare access to experts, fostering ongoing user engagement.

KPO outsources expert tasks, unlike BPO's simple work, helping companies focus on core skills. Growth is expected, especially in India.