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I depends what areas you are interested in. 'Techno fetishists' need to look for the ICT/IS side of KBW where the choices are vast, but for me they largely miss the point. I focus much more much on the human side of KBW as it is people who supply, create and share knowledge not systems or machines. I would of course recommend you look first at my book Knowledge Based Working. Some other good sources on my current reading list can be viewed on the right. |
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Richard Florida - The Rise of the Creative Classes - I know I am a bit late but we brits tend to be a little behind in these matters. Michael Lewis - The Future Just Happened, great examples and some clear warnings on KBW Patrick Radden Keefe- Chatter, who argues that knowledge gathering that ignores human intelligence (humint) is generally unsuccessful. |
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