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This basic idea is both the reason for and the foundation of this book. Managing knowledge—capturing it, storing it, recalling it, and using it—is the fundamental process that will distinguish between successful and unsuccessful “organizations” of all sizes—from small groups to entire economies—in the 21st century. The authors take this assertion for granted requiring no further comment or proof. We live in a knowledge economy, one where knowledge is the critical resource, more important than any of the other traditional economic resources. What must an organization do in order to gain control of and effectively use the knowledge resource?