Content tagged with "knowledge-management"
An enjoyable look at how people collaborate to produce information, with particular emphasis on the fallacies that groups fall for, and the use of competitive markets for information aggregation.
This was a tough book. It’s short , but it’s dense – both physically and intellectually. The type is small, and the prose is scientific. The book is not a mainstream paperback. I half-suspect it wasn’t written as a book, but rather as a peer-reviewed scientific paper. It’s largely an analysis/review…
I was going to rate this book even lower, because it was just stratospheric in scope – it was so high-level as to be basically useless. There was just nothing at all tactical here; it was full of generalities that, honestly, seemed a little obvious. Additionally, the book seemed like a long…