Intelligent Enterprise: How Knowledge Communities Revolutionize the Company

Author: (USA) Borkin, translated by Zhao Xiaosheng et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The world has entered a new economic era called the knowledge economy. The knowledge economy is based on technologies such as computers, communications, and networks, with knowledge enterprises and knowledge groups as its core units. A knowledge enterprise is an intelligent enterprise. This book is a Western work that comprehensively introduces the emergence and development process, main characteristics, and functions of intelligent enterprises, as well as provides an in-depth analysis of intelligent enterprises represented by high-tech companies like Xerox and Motorola. The author believes that the key to building an intelligent enterprise lies in cultivating knowledge groups and conducting knowledge business, while the key to fostering knowledge groups is to communicate information, share knowledge, transform knowledge into wisdom, and achieve innovation. Because only when knowledge is shared by everyone does it have the greatest productivity. The author advocates transforming enterprises into learning organizations, using knowledge groups and knowledge business to reform the marketing strategies and production processes of traditional enterprises.