An anthology of articles by prominent business people, academics and public-policy makers examining the key issues surrounding the economic impact of knowledge-based growth, including: preparing for the effects of technological change; understanding the change in traditional economic theory; how research and development will be affected; and who will be the knowledge police?

It is said that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. It is a time honoured cautionary statement that has suddenly acquired a new urgency. A little knowledge is dangerous, because as a force for dramatic change, knowledge in the modern world is revolutionary. More is known and being learned everyday than was ever known or learned before. As a direct result, the pace of change - and that means change in the sense of everything from business to economics, science, medicine, and politics - is beginning to accelerate much more rapidly than ever before in mankind's history. case for action for...

Dale Neef, an expert on knowledge management, explains how a company can re-engineer existing knowledge management systems to build and maintain an effective corporate integrity programme.