'One of the best collations of examples of knowledge management practice available in one place ... David has been present at the birth of knowledge management, has witnessed much of the early experiments and knows most of the early pioneers 'David Snowden, Director, Knowledge and Differentiation, IBM GlobalServices'What really stands out in this excellent book, is that it successfully draws upon contemporary research and real business experience to distil practical lessons ... comprehensive, accessible and thoughtful'Pervaiz Ahmed, Unilever Lecturer in Innovation Management, EuropeanCentre for TQM, University of Bradford'a very good book ... describes the networked knowledge economy, and how organizations need to adapt to thrive in it 'Brian Clegg, Director of Creativity Unleashed Ltd'Knowledge Networking is the first genuinely readable textbook on KM: it could be read cover to cover by students or managers alike and is full of common sense ideas, and a healthy respect for information professionals. It is strongly recommended.'Information Management Report March 2000'This is a must - not only for all those working or teaching in the information field, but also for any executive who wants his or her organization to move successfully forward, starting now.'Managing Information'The publication will be required reading for its target audience of company executives and policy makers.'Information World Review
