Management and Knowledge Management Book Reviews
by Dr. Moria Levy
Decide and Conquer- Book review
The book chronicles the leadership decisions faced by David Siegel as CEO of MeetUp, covering principles like kindness, confidence, honesty,
The Art of Powerful Questions- Book review
The booklet discusses the power of asking thought-provoking questions that spark curiosity, surface assumptions, and invite innovation. It p
The Formula- Book Review
" The Formula: The New Scientific Laws of Success ," authored by Albert-László Barabási in 2018, may appear misleading initially. Its...
Innovative Creativity- Book Review
Innovative Creativity: Creating with Innovation in Mind is a book written by two friends, Dr. Alex Bennet & Dr. Arthur Shelley , with...
The Smart Mission - Book Review
The Smart Mission examines knowledge management, stressing learning, collaboration, and dynamic approaches for today's uncertain world
Grit - Book Review
" Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance " is a book by Angela Duckworth in 2016. The book's central idea is that grit is the most...
Building a Second Brain - Book Review
" Building a Second Brain: A Proven Method to Organize Your Digital Life and Unlock Your Creative Potential " is a book authored by Forte...
INside INnovation - Book Review
Inside Innovation: A Closer Look from Within is a collection of essays by Allex Bennet and Rajat Baisya, slated for publication in late...
Expressing via Graphs - Book Review
The book " Graph Expression: A Model for Describing Data Relationships and the Graph Characterization Guide " is an illustrated digital...
Rethinking Competitive Advantage - Book Review
The book " Rethinking Competitive Advantage: New Rules for the Digital Age ," by Ram Charan and Gery Williganת 2021, received significant...
Noise - Book Review
Noise is the unwanted variability in professional judgments that leads equally qualified experts to make inconsistent decisions. By identifying sources of random and systemic variation and applying decision hygiene tools, structured processes, and supportive models, organizations can improve accuracy, fairness, and reliability in high-stakes evaluations and managerial decisions. The book " Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgment ," authored in 2021 by Nobel Prize Winner for Economics Daniel Kahneman...
