List of Figures
- 1 Organizations at work – pressures to advance knowledge
- 2 Organizations at work – knowledge proximity
- 3 Organizations at work – the knowledge environment
- 4 Organizations at work – from information to knowledge
- 5 The constantly changing business environment – new and old knowledge
- 6 The size of the knowledge base
- 7 Knowledge types – knowledge targeting
- 8 Buying knowledge – a generic procurement process
- 9 Knowledge-base assessment
- 10 Knowledge types–the half-life of knowledge
- 11 Knowledge-transfer models
- 12 Military pilots – knowledge transfer and embedding
- 13 Benefits realization – generic activities and outcomes
- 14 Optimized knowledge/skills transfer – from partner involvement to client expertise
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