Digital Economy

Arguing that knowledge is power and prolonged economic advantage accrues to those individuals and organizations who are able to leverage the capabilities of new information technologies, this study summarizes how new technology is transforming the ways individuals work, learn and do business. It presents a model of how to create wealth in the new economy along with examples from leading companies from over the world.

ISBN	0070622000	Pages	288
ISBN13	9780070622005 (What's this?)	Volumes	001
Publisher	McGraw-Hill Education - Europe	Weight (grammes)	750
Imprint	McGraw-Hill Inc.,US	Published in	New York
Format	Hardback	Height (mm)	229
Publication date	01 Oct 1995	Width (mm)	152
Library of Congress	HC79.I55T3	Spine width (mm)	33
DEWEY	658.4038	Academic level	Professional / Scholarly
DEWEY edition	DC20

	Preface
	Acknowledgments
Ch. 1	Introduction: The Age of Networked Intelligence	1
Ch. 2	Twelve Themes of the New Economy	43
Ch. 3	The Internetworked Business	73
Ch. 4	The New Technology: Say You Want a Revolution	95
Ch. 5	The Internetworked Business at Work	125
Ch. 6	Internetworked Government	159
Ch. 7	Have Network Will Travel	181
Ch. 8	Learning in the Digital Economy	197
Ch. 9	The New Media Industry	219
Ch. 10	Leadership for the Internetworked Business	247
Ch. 11	Privacy in the Digital Economy	271
Ch. 12	The New Responsibilities of Business	285
	Appendixes	323
	Selected Readings	331
	Index	335

A marketing guide for businesses seriously considering a move onto the information highway.''

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