Nigel Oxbrow of TFPL shows why different types of organisation need to use their corporate knowledge in distinctive ways.
The knowledge proposition - Part
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The knowledge conomy has become a reality for many organisations
and countries.
As Tony Blair said in his keynote address to the CBI Conference
last November: “The success of the economy will be determined
by knowledge, skills and education.” In other words, the wealth
of a nation no longer depends on its ability to convert raw
materials into tangible goods, but rather on its ability to
develop and harness the abilities and knowledge of its citizens.
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