The Strategic Management of Intellectual Capital (Resources for the
Knowledge-Based Economy)
by David A. Klein (Editor)
Table of Contents
Introduction to Series--Why Knowledge, Why Now? by Laurence Prusak, Series Editor
The Strategic Management of Intellectual Capital: An Introduction by David A. Klein
Part One - Understanding the Strategic and Operational Roles of Intellectual
Capital in the Organization and the Links between Them
- A Question of Balance: Case Studies in Strategic Knowledge Management by Ann B. Graham
& Vincent G. Pizzo
- When Is Virtual Virtuous? Organizing for Innovation by Henry W. Chesbrough & David
J. Teece
Part Two - Creating an Infrastructure for Cultivating and Sharing Intellectual
Capital
- The Link between Individual and Organizational Learning by Daniel H. Kim
- The Real Value of On-Line Communities Arthur Armstrong by John Hagel
- Managing Context in Enterprise Knowledge Processes by Randall Whitaker
- Managing Professional Intellect: Making the Most of the Best by James Brian Quinn,
Philip Anderson & Sydney Finkelstein
Part Three - Creating a Culture That Encourages Intellectual Capital Formation
and Investment
- Information Politics by Thomas H. Davenport Robert G. Eccles & Laurence Prusak
- Understanding Organizations as Learning Systems by Edwin C. Nevis, Anthony J. DiBella
& Janet M. Gould
- Rebuilding Behavioral Context: A Blueprint for Corporate Renewal by Sumantra Ghoshal
&
Christopher A. Bartlett
Part Four - Monitoring, Valuing, and Reporting Intellectual Capital
- Knowledge and Competence as Strategic Assets by Sidney G. Winter
- The Persistence and Transfer of Learning in Industrial Settings by Linda Argote, Sara L.
Beckman and Dennis Epple
- Two Strategies for Economic Development: Using Ideas and Producing Ideas by Paul M.
Romer
Index