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Four Tools for Achieving Spectacular Growth If it becomes part of your organization’s routine to seek appropriate ventures, you can locate the best ones and exploit them quickly ...

Our Disrupting the Competition Through Knowledge-Based Strategies program (http://whr.tn/1dJZieu) runs May 12-14 in Philadelphia. Learn more about the program today and why Professor Martin Ihrig says "every company can benefit from thinking strategically".

The World Economic Forum puts Knowledge Strategy on the AGENDA:

Do you understand your company’s knowledge assets? The authors discuss how organizations can determine which of their knowledge assets are the most strategically relevant, and how best to deploy them.

Watch Ian MacMillan and Martin Ihrig talk about the strategic and entrepreneurial management of knowledge with the Knowledge@Wharton Network

How to Think Strategically about Knowledge Management In the corporate world, businesses are regularly graded on the value of their assets. But measuring knowledge assets can be harder to gauge.

Managing Your Mission-Critical Knowledge

During our Strategic Management of Knowledge Assets program (http://whr.tn/1r78UuM), you will learn to focus on identifying and managing the specific, critical knowledge assets that your firm needs to disrupt your competitors.

Wharton faculty discussing Knowledge Strategy at Tesla

What Tesla Gains from Giving Out Its Patents -- K@W CEO Elon Musk’s decision to share Tesla’s patents could spur innovation. Still, experts say that the auto maker’s offer is less generous than it looks.

Disrupting the Competition with Knowledge-Based Strategies — Executive Management Program — Wharton Learn to manage the many kinds of knowledge you and your firm can use to innovate, accelerate organic growth, reconfigure your competitive approach to new and existing markets, target power-producing acquisitions, and forge powerful alliances.

2014 will bring changes to the ways individual leaders and their organizations do business: read about the Strategic Successor to Knowledge Management!

Top Trends for 2014 — Wharton@Work January 2014 January 2014 Newsletter � From risk management to knowledge management, from the nature of success to strengthening boards, 2014 will bring changes to the ways individual leaders and their organizations do business.

Check out our new book, finally available on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Knowledge-Organization-Management-Building-Boisot/dp/0199669163?&linkCode=waf&tag=ispacinst-20

Knowledge, Organization, and Management: Building on the Work of Max Boisot Max Boisot was one of the most original thinkers in management and organization studies. An independent scholar with an independent, enquiring, and innovative mind, his work ranged over a number of different areas from early attempts to understand contemporary developments in China to the role of...

Check out our panel at SXSW and vote!

SXSW PanelPicker An Ecosystem Model to Scale Education InnovationIn education, the idea of “going it alone” is a thing of the past; partnerships are all the rage (think: university-high school partnerships, public-private funding schemes, business-education partnerships). This panel will explore (and debate!) whethe...

Wharton@Work article highlighting insights from our new executive education program.

Knowledge into Profits — Wharton@Work July 2013 Strategic Management of Knowledge