Basex Names The 'Knowledge Worker' Its 'Person-of-the-Year'; Microsoft, Xerox and Factiva Join In Honoring The Knowledge Worker.
According to this press release:
"...The Person-of-the-Year designation recognizes the impact which knowledge workers are having on the economy," said Jonathan B. Spira, chief analyst at Basex. "Without the knowledge worker, much of the business world would come to a standstill. Companies haven't figured out how to manage the knowledge workforce, and the average company with 1,000 employees loses over $12 million annually as a result."
"In celebrating the Knowledge Worker as Person-of-the-year, Basex announced the publication of Managing the Knowledge Workforce: Leading, Motivating, and Supporting The Knowledge Economy, by Jonathan B. Spira. The book will be available for sale in January 2005 at Managing the Knowledge Workforce; the table of contents, index, and chapter excerpts are now available at no charge."
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Posted by: Michael Heraghty at February 2, 2005 11:10 AM