Edward Prewitt

The assumption underlying knowledge management efforts is that untapped power lies within an organization and needs only to be brought forth. But what if KM software, communities of practice and offsite team-building exercises are actually part of the problem?

"Sink or swim" is a much-loved clich

Employees who stay put should not be confused with those who stay loyal, according to arn new study of worker attitudes in business, non-profit and government organizations.rn

Employees who stay put should not be confused with those who stay loyal, according to a new, comprehensive study of worker attitudes in business, nonprofit and government organizations.

Between the visions of corporate leaders and the realities of their employees lies a gap the size of the Grand Canyon, according to a survey conducted last spring of more than 11,000 U.S. workers.

A recent survey by CIO magazine in the U.S. found that three-fourths of CIOs sit on their...

Three-fourths of CIOs sit on their companies' executive teams, according to this magazine's

CIOs long chafed under the miserly rule of the chief financial officer. So when this magazine's 2002 "State of the CIO" survey found that a slim majority of CIOs now report to their CEO instead, it was good news. Or was it? According to another report, many CIOs are chafing under the uninformed rule of CEOs.