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Competing with Information: A Manager's Guide to Creating Business Value with Information Content: Unleashing Corporate Knowledge for Competitive Advantage (IMD Executive Development Series) (Hardcover)

by Donald A. Marchand (Author, Editor) "Information is the way people in business express, represent, communicate and share their knowledge with others to accomplish their activities and achieved shared business objectives..." (more)

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Hardcover: 352 pages
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons (20 April 2000)
Language English
ISBN-10: 0471899690
ISBN-13: 978-0471899693
Product Dimensions: 22.8 x 15.2 x 2.6 cm

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Competing with Information is a useful handbook for anyone utterly confused by, or just interested in getting to grips with, the whole area of information and knowledge management." (Sunday Business Post, 16th July 2000)

"...well argued..." (Long Range Planning, Vol. 34 2001)

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" Competing with Information is a useful handbook for anyone utterly confused by, or just interested in getting to grips with, the whole area of information and knowledge management."
––Sunday Business Post, 16th July 2000

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5.0 out of 5 stars Outstanding selection of discussions, 7 Jun 2002

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Competing with Information is a collection of fascinating insights into what goes so badly wrong in the implementation of knowledge management, and more frequently Information Systems projects, in the business environment.

The one area that does appear to be missing is in generation of buy in from the stakeholders in a project, more fail from lack of user or customer commitment than technical issues.

As an MBA student this book made things a lot more clear than course notes or set texts. Lifting me out of the weeds of technology and highlighting that technology serves business, rather than the converse.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Excellent overview with brilliant check lists for own action, 16 April 2002

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Reading the collection, which in itself provides a sophisticated framework in logical sequence, of contributions to the management of information reveals an astonishing insight into day to day mistakes one makes. The hints for benchmarking and action plans - there are excellent checklists provided - bring this knowledge (should I say information?) to work immediately. Recommend for managers who at least once thought "I have too little information to ..." or "I cannot see the woods because of all the trees". Maybe you are involved in a MBA programme ? Do not miss this book.

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