New Economy Energy - Unleashing Knowledge forCompetitive Advantage
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SULTAN KERMALLY is now semi-retired, but has spent all his professional life in management education and management development and training. He is currently tutoring at the Open University Business School and advising Hawksmere PLC on their training, as well as working with FT Knowledge. At Management Centre Europe and as Senior Vice President and Director of the Economist Conferences at the EIU 1990-1998, Sultan spent considerable time working with many of the most well-known management gurus. He was also Associate Director of Harbridge Consulting Group and Director of Corporate Relations at London Business School. He holds an MA in Economics and Geography and is a Fellow of the CIM. He has published widely with other leading business publishers.
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About the Author.
Acknowledgements.
E-Business Energy: Unleashing Knowledge for Competitive Advantage.
Knowledge Management: The Main Drivers.
E-Business, Strategy and New Business Models: Creating Value for Customers and Shareholders.
Strategic Assets of a Knowledge-Driven Organisation.
Knowledge Management is About People.
Managing Talent.
Capturing Knowledge for Competitive Advantage.
The Role of the Internet in Knowledge Creation, Capture and Transfer.
Knowledge and Innovation.
The Learning Organisation.
Intellectual Property Protection: The Legal Dimension of Knowledge Management.
Knowledge Management in Practice.
Becoming a Knowledge-Driven Organisation.
Notes.
Bibliography.
Subject Index.
Acknowledgements.
E-Business Energy: Unleashing Knowledge for Competitive Advantage.
Knowledge Management: The Main Drivers.
E-Business, Strategy and New Business Models: Creating Value for Customers and Shareholders.
Strategic Assets of a Knowledge-Driven Organisation.
Knowledge Management is About People.
Managing Talent.
Capturing Knowledge for Competitive Advantage.
The Role of the Internet in Knowledge Creation, Capture and Transfer.
Knowledge and Innovation.
The Learning Organisation.
Intellectual Property Protection: The Legal Dimension of Knowledge Management.
Knowledge Management in Practice.
Becoming a Knowledge-Driven Organisation.
Notes.
Bibliography.
Subject Index.
