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Winning the Knowledge Game
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Author: Alastair Rylatt
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 256
This volume provides Australian and New Zealand coverage of knowledge management, explaining how effective knowledge management develops a competitive advantage and ultimately leads to business success. Winning the Knowledge Gameis timely in that the knowledge economy is something that is being talked about in Australia, but as yet there are few practical local books to help businesses launch it into action. Much of the available literature is US-based and to date this literature has satisfied local demand. There now exists a growing demand for a knowledge management reference that addresses the array of topics that Australian and New Zealand managers face in order to bring about effective change.McGraw-Hill has Australian and New Zealand rights to this project and this edition will include case studies and examples tailored to the Australian/New Zealand market place.
Author: Alastair Rylatt
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 256
This volume provides Australian and New Zealand coverage of knowledge management, explaining how effective knowledge management develops a competitive advantage and ultimately leads to business success. Winning the Knowledge Gameis timely in that the knowledge economy is something that is being talked about in Australia, but as yet there are few practical local books to help businesses launch it into action. Much of the available literature is US-based and to date this literature has satisfied local demand. There now exists a growing demand for a knowledge management reference that addresses the array of topics that Australian and New Zealand managers face in order to bring about effective change.McGraw-Hill has Australian and New Zealand rights to this project and this edition will include case studies and examples tailored to the Australian/New Zealand market place.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Alastair Rylatt
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 256
This volume provides Australian and New Zealand coverage of knowledge management, explaining how effective knowledge management develops a competitive advantage and ultimately leads to business success. Winning the Knowledge Gameis timely in that the knowledge economy is something that is being talked about in Australia, but as yet there are few practical local books to help businesses launch it into action. Much of the available literature is US-based and to date this literature has satisfied local demand. There now exists a growing demand for a knowledge management reference that addresses the array of topics that Australian and New Zealand managers face in order to bring about effective change.McGraw-Hill has Australian and New Zealand rights to this project and this edition will include case studies and examples tailored to the Australian/New Zealand market place.
Author: Alastair Rylatt
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 256
This volume provides Australian and New Zealand coverage of knowledge management, explaining how effective knowledge management develops a competitive advantage and ultimately leads to business success. Winning the Knowledge Gameis timely in that the knowledge economy is something that is being talked about in Australia, but as yet there are few practical local books to help businesses launch it into action. Much of the available literature is US-based and to date this literature has satisfied local demand. There now exists a growing demand for a knowledge management reference that addresses the array of topics that Australian and New Zealand managers face in order to bring about effective change.McGraw-Hill has Australian and New Zealand rights to this project and this edition will include case studies and examples tailored to the Australian/New Zealand market place.
