Books

Tim’s value of knowledge work has been described here:

  • The Value of Knowledge (De Gruyter, 2020) – Knowledge is an economic asset of great importance and value to the modern organization; however, it is too often not managed carefully as such. This book presents practical frameworks and methods for the knowledge professional — and his/her organization — to identify, actualize, and maximize the economic value of knowledge.

 

 

  • Knowledge Value Chain® Handbook (TKA, 2014) – The Handbook is a self-contained, low-risk way to evaluate the fit of the KVC approach with the challenges you face in your organization.

 

Recent Comments

  • Tim Powell on PARALLEL WORLDS 3: Conflicts and Gaps: “Thanks, Henry, I agree. Language is indeed physical — muscles and other tissues moving, thereby producing sound waves. But –…May 18, 12:31
  • Henry Notroff on PARALLEL WORLDS 3: Conflicts and Gaps: “Love that! 🙂 Additional to that: Language at times can also be very ‚physical‘ within a neuronal network. [Emotion] :-)…May 18, 09:41
  • Tim Powell on Enterprise Knowledge: What is it?: ““Mindset, not toolset.” Well-said, Ovais. It’s a bigger challenge than it seems, due to these organizational domains/silos that must be…Dec 30, 15:35
  • Tim Powell on Generative AI: Toward a balanced view: “Thanks, Steve. I do try to steer clear of tech-speak and wishful utopianism, both of which can cloud actual understanding.…Dec 30, 15:31
  • ovais mirza on Enterprise Knowledge: What is it?: “This insightful analogy beautifully highlights the multifaceted nature of Knowledge Management. The “whole elephant” perspective underscores the need for cohesive…Dec 30, 05:52