by Stanley M. Davis, James W. Botkin · Simon and Schuster · tapa dura · ISBN 9780671871079
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«The Monster Under the Bed» is the business essay by Stanley M. Davis and James W. Botkin, published by Simon and Schuster in hardback (192 pages, in English).
The book analyses how the for-profit knowledge industry is transforming the economy and learning processes, and argues that companies able to harness the economic value of knowledge will dominate the global market of the 21st century. It includes cases of companies such as AT&T and Arthur Andersen that develop products and services that make their clients smarter and their businesses more profitable.
The work includes bibliographic references (pages 175-177) and an index. It was recognised as best book by Library Journal and as best management book by Industry Week.
Recommended for executives, educators and professionals interested in business strategy, leadership and the economic impact of knowledge and technology.
