"A richly-researched, readable book that even in the fast-moving field it describes, deserves to become a classic". Jack Welch pointed out: 'An idea is taking a process that used to require six days to do and getting it done in one day. Everyone can contribute.' Stewart's exhilarating book shows how Welch's words can be turned into action and profit. Stewart builds a convincing case: this is a subject vital to every business organisation."

Business Voice, February 2002

"The message in Thomas Stewart's new book is both sensible and vitally important. A few hours spent with this book, engaging with its analysis, could prove absolutely invaluable to your business. Don't be stupid: read it."

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5.0 out of 5 stars One of the best books on knowledge/IC, 17 Nov 2003

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This review is from: The Wealth of Knowledge: Intellectual Capital and the Twenty-First Century Organization (Paperback)

I bought this book to learn more about how organisations use knowledge, and it helped me to decide to study a Masters in Knowledge Management! It is a fantastic book from a general interest or business viewpoint and not purely academic. Contains relevant examples from hundreds of major organisations and entertainingly written. Great ideas and a lively read.

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This is easily the best book I have read on the subject of knowledge/intellectual capital. I bought it while studying a Masters in Knowledge Management and it has proved invaluable. More breadth than many books on the subject, focus on business rather than purely the academic side, entertaining to read, contains hundreds of key organisational examples.

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