I³ UPDATE / Entovation International News

Our main feature article this month describes the innovation superhighway, an emergent global infrastructure that is needed to create prosperity in the new knowledge economy. The second feature - on humanizing the Internet - follows on from last month's main feature on knowledge-centric websites. The Knowledge Digest is a round up of recent news and developments, starting with the sad news of the death of inveterate knowledge networker Bob Muller.

MAIN FEATURE
The Innovation SuperHighway
This article explores themes fundamental to the new infrastructure that is needed to create prosperity in the new knowledge economy. It proposes an architecture for the future that embrace knowledge economics, knowledge structures, knowledge workers, knowledge processes and knowledge technologies. Due consideration is given to the creation of collaborative knowledge sharing cultures.
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SPECIAL FEATURE
Humanizing the Internet:
Power to the People
Last month we highlighted the shortfalls of many corporate websites and indicated how knowledge management can help the development of knowledge networks. This month we focus on these networks of people and how they transfer knowledge, as well as looking at how technical developments too often neglect the human dimension.
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KNOWLEDGE DIGEST

A round-up of of recent developments.

Tribute to Bob Muller

Knowledge Management in Manufacturing Companies

Canadian Managers upbeat about Knowledge Management

Architectural Primer for Knowledge Innovation

Realizing the value of Internet Content

T-Shaped Managers

The Brain

Compass - My Favorite

Earlier Digests

EVENTS

A selection of some of the best forthcoming events

THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH

What is the difference between a knowledge manager and a good general manager?

RECENT HIGHLIGHTS

Knowledge Centric Websites?

Architecture for the Knowledge Enterprise

Knowledge Markets: The Future

The IC of Nations

Knowledge Management: Has It Peaked?

Knowledge Sun Rising in Japan

Ignorance Adds Excitement?

Most Admired Knowledge Leaders 2000

ENTOVATION and Global Learn Day IV

Portals: Panacea or Pig?

Knowledge Associations: Networks or Not works?

Market Creation in the Dotcom Economy

Dot com winners and losers

ALL-TIME FAVOURITES

Customers: a new twist on knowledge management

Virtual teaming and virtual organizations: 25 principles of proven practice

Measurement myopia; those who measure and those who act

Portal power: gateways or trapdoors?

Creativity is not innovation

Virtual trust

China: accepting the knowledge challenge

Innovation action for Europe