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Title: The Knowledge Value Proposition


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http//www.entovation.com/kleadmap/index.htm
 
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Announcing New Book
The world is now our manageable landscape.
Connections are made East-to-West, North-to-South
with many nodes in between. But The Innovation
SuperHighway is not only a physical
infrastructure, albeit technical and electronic.
It is human a function of insight, interaction
and imagination resident in the minds, hearts and
hands of people around the globe. - Amidon 2003

With a Collaborative Foreword by
ISBN 0750675926 Butterworth-Heinemann 2003
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Announcing New Book
ISBN 0750675926 Butterworth-Heinemann 2003
This is truly a landmark book and highly
recommended as essential reading for those needed
to lead innovation practices among nations of the
world. - Dr. George Kozmetsky, Founder of
Teledyne and winner of the National Medal of
Technology A globally leading knowledge
pioneer for decades visualizes the emerging
patterns of the future. This book is a milestone
in the knowledge field. - Leif Edvinsson, CEO of
UNIC and author of Intellectual Capital and
Corporate Longitude Provides a sustainable path
forward in what is a defining moment in the
history of our society. We should all take heed.
- Dr. Thomas F. Malone, Distinguished Scholar
Emeritus, North Carolina State University "This
is the breakthrough innovation book of the
decade. Thoughtful, inspirational, visionarythe
book we have all been waiting for to help guide
us into the future. - Lynne Schneider, CEO ESSI
and co-author of Non-traditional Warfare 21st
Century Threats and Responses A kaleidoscope
of possibilities is revealed in this new
masterpiece. - Xenia Stanford, CEO of Stanford
Solutions, Inc. and Editor of KnowMap Clearly a
seminal work, laying a blueprint, and
synthesizing two drivers for the 21st century
economy. - Michael Stankosky, Associate
Professor and co-director, Institute for
Knowledge Management, The George Washington
University
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Evolution of Knowledge Economies
Knowledge Wave Initiative (New Zealand)
Global Knowledge Partnership I (Toronto, Canada)
Enterprise Value in the Knowledge Economy -
OECD (Paris, France)
US State Dept Briefing on Russia (Washington,
DC - USA)
Global Knowledge Partnership II (Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia,)
IC Statements Towards a Guideline
(Copenhagen, Denmark,)
Western Hemisphere Knowledge Partnership
(Boston, MA)
PDVSA Conference (Caracas, Venezuela)
The Innovation Nation by the Prime Minister
(Singapore)
Knowledge Park The Worlds Fair
(Hannover, Germany)
IC Report for the NationWelfare and Security
(Stockholm, Sweden,)
National Conference on IC (Lima, Peru)
FASB Guidelines (USA)
Study Commission on the Implications of the
Knowledge Economy (Beijing, China)
National Intellectual Capital Index TM
(UNOPS/ McMaster)
The IC State of Israel Hidden Values of the
Desert (Israel)
Poland Prime Minister Cabinet Visit (New
York, NY)
Grande Collogue de Perspective (Lyons, France)
Brookings Institute Report on Intangibles (USA)
Knowledge for Development The World Bank
(Washington, DC)
Human Capital Reporting for the Knowledge
Economy -OECD Observor (Paris, France)
European Union Knowledge Conference (Utrecht,
The Netherlands)
Managing the Knowledge Assets into the 21st
Century (USA)
E100 Building Collaborative Advantage (NY
City, NY)
Indicators The World Bank (Washington, DC)
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Working Premise
  • The original definition of the NII (that became
    the GII)
  • Facilities and services that enable the
    efficient creation and diffusion of meaningful
    information

Meaningful Information Knowledge Creation and
Diffusion Innovation Facilities and
Services Network
Therefore, 1. The NII/GII was NOT about
information as much as knowledge. 2. The NII/GII
was about the process of innovation - the
creation of knowledge and the movement
to the point of business opportunity
and/or the point of need, such as resolving
societal problems. 3. The NII/GII was NOT about
technology as much as networks and
networking both human and technical.
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Blueprint for 21st Century Innovation
The Stretch
The Innovation SuperHighway
Intranet
Internet
Technology
Regional/Intl Collaboration
Cross-Functional Integration
Cross-Sector Interaction
Behavior
Practices
Policies
Standards
Economic Performance
Enterprise (Within Organizations)
National (Between Organizations)
Societal (Global Scale)
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