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The Development of Libraries - The First Knowledge Management Repositories
" If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need " (Marcus Tullius Cicero). " And search in the library where the...

Noga Chipman-Steinwartz
Jul 31, 20096 min read


6 Steps for Successful Implementation of Enterprise 2.0 Applications in Organizations
In today's consumer world, social networks are the hottest trend: everyone is registered on Facebook, uses Wikipedia, and browses forums...

Shlomit Amichi
Jul 31, 20094 min read


Leading in a Culture of Change - Book Review
This book, " Leading in a Culture of Change ," authored by Michael Fullan in 2001, is exceptional. It sets itself apart from conventional leadership books that either present a formula for success or narrate the life and work story of a charismatic leader who achieved success. Fullan, the author, dismisses the notion of ready-made recipes, emphasizing that such recipes do not exist—a sentiment I wholeheartedly agree with. It's not about the world making complete sense or not

Dr. Moria Levy
Jul 31, 20098 min read


Business Intelligence - Book Review
This 2008 ״ Business Intelligence ״ book, written by Ephraim Torben, Ramesh Scharda, Jay Aronson, and David King, is a comprehensive guide to concepts and, more importantly, business intelligence solutions. It incorporates numerous examples and references to additional academic and business sources. Prepared as a textbook, it can also function as a foundation for academic courses, as evidenced by the accompanying references to sources, exercises, and summaries. The book targe

Dr. Moria Levy
Jul 31, 200912 min read


Thinking for a Living - Book Review
Like all of Prof. Tom Davenport's books I've explored in knowledge management and business intelligence, " Thinking for a Living " unquestionably exhibits depth. It is a meticulously researched book, showcasing profound understanding and leaving readers with ample food for thought and actionable insights. Penned in 2005, it delves into the realm of knowledge workers, elucidating ways to optimize their work for enhanced organizational performance. Reflecting on Peter Drucker's

Dr. Moria Levy
Jun 30, 20098 min read


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

Nurit Ston Lin
Jun 30, 20093 min read


Competitive Intelligence - Changes and Trends Following the Global Crisis
The global economic crisis heightens the vulnerability of companies to external environmental threats and the difficulty in predicting...

Avner Barnea
Jun 30, 20094 min read


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

Keren Trosler
Jun 30, 20094 min read


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

Rom Global
Jun 30, 20093 min read


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

Keren Trosler
Jun 30, 20094 min read


The Importance of Change Management in Implementing Business Intelligence Solutions
Organizations are constantly changing. This is a common saying for anyone who works with or within an organization. Our world in general,...

Tali Helman
Jun 30, 20093 min read


What They Didn't Tell You About Knowledge Management - Book Review
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

Dr. Moria Levy
May 31, 20098 min read


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

Naama Berkovitz
May 31, 20094 min read


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

Dr. Moria Levy
May 31, 20095 min read


Business Intelligence - Tips for Effective Use of Existing Tools
Below are tips for effectively using existing business intelligence tools. This document is based on an article by SAP and Intel...
Tal Alon
May 31, 20092 min read


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

Dudi Rozental
May 31, 20093 min read


Seven Knowledge Management Rules by Dave Snowden
Snowden's seven rules: Knowledge is contextual, voluntary, and often implicit. Learning from failure and connecting people.
Tomer Kedar
Apr 30, 20092 min read


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

Dr. Moria Levy
Apr 30, 20093 min read


Integrating Customer-Related Business Intelligence into the CRM System
Implementing business intelligence systems is one of the significant challenges currently facing the business intelligence world. Adam...

Dr. Moria Levy
Apr 30, 20092 min read


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

Dudi Rozental
Apr 30, 20094 min read
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