Capitalizing on Knowledge |
Capitalizing on Knowledge: From e-business to k-business David J. Skyrme |
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Chapter 4 UpdateThis update is a prelimary update, one year after publication. A fuller update will be added shortly. Whither Knowledge Markets?Yet another area where the early promise has not been fulfilled (see the iqport example pages 112-116). Again, there are several name changes. The comapnies that sruvive seem to blend online markets with traditional methods. Thus AskMe now makes more revenue from selling software, while Etrask seems to use the phone as much as the Internet to mathc buyer and seller. For an update on this topic read the article 'Knowledge Markets: Do They Have a Future?'. Related WebsitesThe author, David Skyrme, is the principal consultant of David Skyrme Associates providers of consultancy services and workshops on knowledge networking, Internet commerce and knowledge management. Its Knowledge Connections website provides a comprehensive resource for many topics covered in the book as well as providing knowledge management resources and a free monthly email briefing - I3 UPDATE / ENTOVATION International news. Butterworth-Heinemann publishes a growing range of books on knowledge management. Its Knowledge Management Web pages keep you abreast of new publications as well as offering an email alerting service and special offers. |
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