About the Author

Don Tapscott and David Ticoll co-founded the business research and consulting firm Digital 4Sight in 1994. They have written for publications such as "The Wall Street Journal," "The Financial Times," "Harvard Business Review," "The Globe and Mail" and "Forbes" and appeared on national broadcast media around the world. Both live in Toronto.

Reviews

?They are clearly on to something with the concept of Wikinomics.?
?"USA Today"

?Especially valuable for its clear and ultimately persuasive analysis, bolstered by vivid examples.?
?"The Wall Street Journal"

?An intriguing and important book that belongs on your shelf.?
?"The Washington Post"

?A provocative examination of the changing nature of business . . . worthwhile for anyone launching or expanding a business of any size.?
?"BusinessWeek"

?A breathtaking piece of work.?
?Tom Peters


aThey are clearly on to something with the concept of Wikinomics.a
a"USA Today"
aEspecially valuable for its clear and ultimately persuasive analysis, bolstered by vivid examples.a
a"The Wall Street Journal"
aAn intriguing and important book that belongs on your shelf.a
a"The Washington Post"
aA provocative examination of the changing nature of business . . . worthwhile for anyone launching or expanding a business of any size.a
a"BusinessWeek"
aA breathtaking piece of work.a
aTom Peters

They are clearly on to something with the concept of Wikinomics.
"USA Today"
Especially valuable for its clear and ultimately persuasive analysis, bolstered by vivid examples.
"The Wall Street Journal"
An intriguing and important book that belongs on your shelf.
"The Washington Post"
A provocative examination of the changing nature of business . . . worthwhile for anyone launching or expanding a business of any size.
"BusinessWeek"
A breathtaking piece of work.
Tom Peters

?They are clearly on to something with the concept of Wikinomics.?
?"USA Today"

?Especially valuable for its clear and ultimately persuasive analysis, bolstered by vivid examples.?
?"The Wall Street Journal"

?An intriguing and important book that belongs on your shelf.?
?"The Washington Post"

?A provocative examination of the changing nature of business . . . worthwhile for anyone launching or expanding a business of any size.?
?"BusinessWeek"

?A breathtaking piece of work.?
?Tom Peters


aThey are clearly on to something with the concept of Wikinomics.a
a"USA Today"
aEspecially valuable for its clear and ultimately persuasive analysis, bolstered by vivid examples.a
a"The Wall Street Journal"
aAn intriguing and important book that belongs on your shelf.a
a"The Washington Post"
aA provocative examination of the changing nature of business . . . worthwhile for anyone launching or expanding a business of any size.a
a"BusinessWeek"
aA breathtaking piece of work.a
aTom Peters
They are clearly on to something with the concept of Wikinomics.
"USA Today"
Especially valuable for its clear and ultimately persuasive analysis, bolstered by vivid examples.
"The Wall Street Journal"
An intriguing and important book that belongs on your shelf.
"The Washington Post"
A provocative examination of the changing nature of business . . . worthwhile for anyone launching or expanding a business of any size.
"BusinessWeek"
A breathtaking piece of work.
Tom Peters