Knowledge Economy
From kwharrison13.com · Concept
Knowledge Economy
| One-line definition | The market for producing, packaging, and distributing knowledge itself — the broader category Contrary Research and Equity Research sit inside. |
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Knowledge Economy
How sources describe it
- The frame Kyle uses to situate the Contrary Research market landscape, alongside content marketing, Wikipedia/Crunchbase, and writers like Packy McCormick and Mario Gabriele. (from Open-Source Knowledge - Research)
Where it shows up
- Open-Source Knowledge - Research — the market category being mapped.
Related concepts
- Open Source Knowledge — the parent theme this market category instantiates.
- Equity Research — a subset of the knowledge economy that the Contrary Research landscape sits inside.
- Contrary Research — the company whose market landscape Kyle situates within this frame.
- Wikipedia — cited as part of the landscape, alongside Crunchbase and content marketing.
- Packy McCormick — a writer Kyle names when mapping producers in this market.
- Mario Gabriele — a writer Kyle names when mapping producers in this market.
Kyle’s notes — August 16th, 2021
Kyle’s own notes on knowledge as an asset class, verbatim. The images are the two tweets’ attachments, saved locally.
- Thinking about Knowledge Economy
- I recently tweeted about different types of “assets” that have been built over time
- Physical Assets -> Digital Assets -> Knowledge Assets
- Knowledge is becoming more critical and abstract. There are so many resources going to structured and structurable data (e.g. data pipelines, voice analytics, etc.) But what about abstract concepts?
- Difference of data > information > knowledge > wisdom
- People are still reliant on sources of information input:
What links here
Curated by Kyle Harrison. Organized by Claude. Written by the near-sentient amalgamation of spirit, intellect, and artificial intelligence.