"Naked Conversations" explores the realm of blogs, primarily focusing on non-organizational blogs that contribute to businesses in the Internet world. Authors Robert Scoble and Shel Israel, both avid bloggers, bring a subjective perspective to the book. While they attempt objectivity, the inherent bias is evident. Nevertheless, the book offers a fresh understanding of the blogging world, sharing numerous blog stories that convey blogs' familiarity, significance, and potential

In most hierarchical organizations, internal communication reflects the organizational structure, primarily flowing downward—from...

Our world is inundated with documents, drowning in their sheer volume. Analysts engage in a competition of bleak statistics to depict the...

In 1943, Allied generals Montgomery and Patton competed over who would be the first to capture the city of Messina in Sicily. In their...

Many managers struggle with how to motivate employees to share their tacit knowledge; knowledge that is sometimes acquired without the...

Upon learning about the release of Nonaka and Ichijo's new book, I couldn't resist delving into its contents. Nonaka, undoubtedly one of the pioneers in knowledge management, co-authored "The Knowledge-Creating Company" with Takeuchi, a renowned work in the field. In the realm of knowledge management, where methodologies continually evolve and technological advancements enable capabilities that were unimaginable a decade ago, the significance of such a book, primarily authore

Our world is a whole of documents, flooded with them. Analysts compete with each other with grim statistics about the information...

Background One issue concerning us as managers is how to ensure a structured and methodical process for extracting lessons learned. The...

"Leadership on the Line" is a book by Lynskey and Heifetz, which has garnered considerable acclaim. Early readers, including Eli Horowitz, Chairman of Teva's Board of Directors, President Emeritus of Harvard University, and Lt. Gen. Lipkin Shahak, have offered recommendations that render ours superfluous. You might wonder about the relevance of leadership and knowledge management. Why have we included this book on the knowledge management bookshelf and presented it to you? Th

Epistemology, from the Greek word Episteme, meaning knowledge or science, is a branch of philosophy that deals with human knowledge and...

A blog is a website where entries ("posts") are written about experiences and news. The contents are visible to internet users for...

"How can anyone read this circular letter?" "Only the person who wrote the procedure has time to read 10 pages..." Who among us hasn't...

Co-written with Sagit Salmon Behind the scenes of every knowledge management system stands a professional and experienced team of content...

Written in collaboration with: Shlava Leibovich, Director of Foster Care Services Branch, Child and Youth Service in the Ministry of...

Co-written with Yehuda Arad, Teva. In a company like Teva, lessons and conclusions learned from events occurring at one site must reach...

The National Insurance Institute was established to provide residents of the State of Israel with a safety net against economic and...

Written in collaboration with a Knowledge Manager in the IDF What is a Work Process? A work process in an organization defines the...

It would be the epitome of popular science if one encapsulates the greatness of the book "Links," originally titled "Linked," in a single phrase. In a positive sense, this work by a physicist delves into a scientific subject rooted in mathematics and reaches across diverse scientific realms. The author articulates these concepts in clear, fluent language, presenting simple, everyday examples and more intricate ones. The use of language facilitates reader comprehension, making

Many organizations choose to establish a portal to solve their knowledge needs. Generally, knowledge needs in the organizational world...

We all read and write long documents, reports, reviews, data outputs, etc. as an integral part of our daily work routine. When reading...