Competing in the Knowledge Economy : The Knowledge Value Chain (KVC)

Sharp readers of the KVC Workbook (Version 3.1) have spotted several typos:

• Page 3, right column, 1st paragraph – change “necessary” to “necessarily”
• Page 5, 1st line – change “rather” to “father”
• Page 5, right column, 2nd paragraph – after “more”, insert “than”
• Page 6, right column, 3^rd paragraph, 6^th line – change “the” to “to”
• Page 7, 1^st paragraph – change first “who” to “which”, and “their” to “its”
• Page 10, 4^th paragraph – after “of” insert “us”
• Page 12, 2nd paragraph – change the second “do” to “conduct”
• Page 23, 2^nd paragraph – after “routinely” drop “and”
• Page 28, 2nd paragraph, 2^nd line – drop “we”
• Page 30, 2^nd line – change “know” to “known”
• Page 32, 2^nd paragraph, last line – after “$50,000″ insert “car”
• Page 40, 4^th paragraph – after “company” insert “has taken”
• Page 42, last paragraph – change “some” to “an”
• Page 44, 3rd paragraph – drop the second “that”
• Page 46, 1st paragraph – change “diagnosis” to “diagnose”
• Page 62, 3rd paragraph – change “an” to “and”
• Page 66, 2nd paragraph – drop second “you”
• Page 74, 1st paragraph – after “way” insert “as”
• Page 74, 3rd paragraph – change the second “your” to “you”
• Page 79, slide fourth bullet – after “possible” insert “to”

Thanks, you know who you are!

 All of these (and more) changes are made in the new Version 3.2.

The Knowledge Agency has moved!  After a successful five-year run on Fifth Avenue, we’ve moved west to the Hudson River waterfront.

Effective November 1, 2007, TKA’s  address is:

The Knowledge Agency®

548 West 28^th Street

New York, NY 10001, USA

That’s in the Hudson Yards area the New York Times recently profiled as one of the fastest-developing business centers in New York.  Several major art galleries, publishing, and technology firms have already relocated from midtown to here.  Soon Ogilvy and Mather, Morgan Stanley, News Corporation, and Condé Nast are said to be moving their headquarters here.  We have some interesting neighbors!

We’re also in the process of modernizing  and upgrading our phone and Internet systems based on fiber optic T1 technology.  Phone numbers stay the same.