Ronyoung Kim

Ron Young

Clay Walls

Available for the first time in one volume! A unique and comprehensive guide that includes the precise position and characteristics of 285 wrecks between Whitby to Berwick - from fishing boats to submarines and steamers to warships - that were lost or sunk from the 1850s to the present day. No other single publication has so much information about the shipwrecks and crews that were lost over this huge region of the North Sea. The book is absolutely jam-packed with valuable information and technical data including the ship's builders, past owners, dates and name changes and in many cases the captains' names. Where possible, the ship's previous service history has been supplied, followed by a detailed account of its final voyage/patrol and its demise. Precise WGS84 GPS positions are supplied for each wreck and these have been meticulously checked over several years to ensure they are correct and as accurate as possible. It is a significant source of information for maritime researchers, historians and the diving fraternity and is Ron Young's best book to date.

Whitby to Berwick

The Ultimate Shipwreck Guide

Andreas Abecker

Gregoris Mentzas

Dimitris Apostolou

A new economy is emerging. An economy that is transforming the fundamental rules of business. An economy based on exploiting knowledge and innovation. An economy where knowledge is the main source of wealth for regions, nations, enter prises and people. This new economy is based on economic values far removed from those of the industrial economy. Value has shifted towards intangibles and in particular towards increasing value by incorporating knowledge into services and products. The advent of this new economy is rapidly changing the role and structure of global business. Winning enterprises are those best able to harness the benefits and opportunities of information and communication technology, capitalize on their knowledge base and move at the speed of the market. Knowledge management lies at the heart of the European Community's competi tiveness strategy. The European Commission facilitates and supports applied research in knowledge management through its Information Society Technologies (1ST) programme, a major theme of research and technological development within the European Union's Research and Technology Development Framework Programme. Specifically, the New Methods of Work and Electronic Commerce action of the 1ST programme supports long-term applied research in areas combin ing technological innovation with new work practices and advanced business and work models.

Beyond the Process-centred and Product-centred Approaches

Knowledge Asset Management

Ron Young

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