Using examples of his own extensive research, Larry Prusak 'illuminates the critical components of information ecology, providing a quick assessment survey for managers to see how their operations measure up'. He argues that information from computer systems may not always be as valuable as information that flows from a variety of other sources to managers. He puts people, not technology at the center of the information world.
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Christine is a Director of the Henley KM Forum.
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Using examples of his own extensive research, Larry Prusak 'illuminates the critical components of information ecology, providing a quick assessment survey for managers to see how their operations measure up'. He argues that information from computer systems may not always be as valuable as information that flows from a variety of other sources to managers. He puts people, not technology at the center of the information world.
Time is the currency in the knowledge economy, not money
Information Ecology (1997) by Larry Prusak, Thomas H. Davenport
, Larry Prusak, Steve Denning
On knowledge flow by Larry Prusak Researcher & Consultant
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