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Stankosky, M. and Baldanza, C.R. (2018), "References", 21 for 21, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 117-119. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78743-787-620181027
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:Emerald Publishing Limited
Copyright © 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited
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- Prelims
- Introduction — Setting Expectations
- 1 — Simplicity: The New Competitive Advantage
- 2 — If It Isn’t Broke, Break It!
- 3 — Leveraging Knowledge Is Power — Not Simply Sharing It
- 4 — Four Cs for the 21st Century: Codification + Collaboration + Convergence + Coherence = Success
- 5 — Codify — Codify — Codify!
- 6 — Connect the Dots; Connect the People
- 7 — The Gull Who Flies the Highest, Sees the Furthest — A Framework for Architecting
- 8 — Successful Engineering — Design It in
- 9 — Systems Engineering + Project Management = Success
- 10 — Successful Innovation Means Commercialization
- 11 — Search for Best-practices-to-be; Otherwise, Adopting Best Practices = Mediocrity
- 12 — Think Outside the Box — However, Remember You Need to Implement in It
- 13 — Secret of Successful Negotiations: Expand the Pie from the Outset
- 14 — It’s Not What You Know, but Who Knows You that Counts the Most
- 15 — Best Answers are Derived from the Right Questions
- 16 — Bring a Solution with Every Problem
- 17 — Successful Knowledge Management (KM) = Leadership + Organization + Technology + Learning
- 18 — Three Circles for Success: Objective + Resources + Legitimization
- 19 — Master Luck: Do Not Believe in Miracles; Rely on Them
- 20 — Avoid the Silver-bullet Approach
- 21 — Say What You Mean, and Mean What You Say
- CODAs
- Books That Matter
- References
- Endnotes
- Index