Knowledge asset management
Leveraging the world’s knowledge
Abstract
In writing this paper in April 2022, and as a result of significant international developments during 2021, I can say, at last, that it has now become mandatory for many organisations, public and private, to manage their knowledge assets. Furthermore, those organisations that manage their knowledge assets wisely, will be leaders in the 21st Century knowledge driven economies, institutions, and professions around the world. This paper will be of special interest to senior policy makers and public servants in all capacities, the legal and accounting professions, economists, politicians, knowledge management and innovation practitioners, IT professionals, learning and organizational renewal consultants, and those interested in better ways to align their organisations to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
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