Modern Management: Management Theories in the Context of the Knowledge Economy

Author: Zhao Qingbo
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book proposes new concepts in knowledge management and explores the cultural construction of knowledge management, which is the innovative aspect of the book. Based on research into the management practices of numerous knowledge-based enterprises both domestically and internationally, it strives to identify commonalities in knowledge management, summarizes its essential characteristics and principles, elevates the practice of knowledge-based enterprise management to a theoretical level, and holds practical significance for the management practices of knowledge-based enterprises in China as well as for Chinese enterprises facing the challenges of the knowledge economy in the 21st century. At the same time, it also plays a role in inspiring the enrichment, refinement, and development of knowledge management theory in China.
In terms of content organization, the book closely aligns with international trends in management education, reflecting the latest developments in management theory. In its format design, it incorporates domestic and international case studies closely tied to management practices, making it more targeted for current undergraduate teaching while also meeting the requirements of 21st-century management education.
The book integrates knowledge, theory, and application, making it suitable as a textbook for management majors, as well as a training manual for business departments in government and party organizations and enterprise management departments. Additionally, it offers valuable reference for those engaged in management teaching and theoretical research.