Knowledge management :
Knowledge management : libraries and librarians taking up the challenge /
edited by Hans-Christoph Hobohm.
- München : Saur, 2004.
- 220 p. ; 22 cm.
- IFLA publications, 108. 0344-6891 ; .
Knowledge Management - Libraries And Librarians Taking Up the Challenge An Overview Hans-Christoph HOBOHM -- PRELUDE βBlow Up The Corporate Libraryγ Thomas H. DAVENPORT & Larry PRUSAK (reprint from 1993) -- PART 1 POLITICAL AND ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS Change of Paradigm in Knowledge Management Framework for the Collaborative Production and Exchange of Knowledge Rainer KUHLEN -- Tacit Knowledge, Knowledge Management, Library Science ₁ No Bridge Between? Roland WAGNER-DÖBLER -- Sceptical Knowledge Management Rafael CAPURRO -- Knowledge Organization for the Betterment of Humankind Vigdor SCHREIBMAN -- PART 2 ISSUES AND INSTRUMENTS Organizations, Knowledge Management and Libraries: Issues, Opportunities and Challenges Elisabeth DAVENPORT -- The Information Audit as a First Step Towards Effective Knowledge Management Susan HENCZEL -- Skills and Competencies Required to Work With Knowledge Management Irene WORMELL -- Knowledge Management: Employment Opportunities for IS Graduates Anne MORRIS -- Education for Knowledge Management - A Spectrum Approach Abdus Sattar CHAUDHRY & Susan E. HIGGINS -- Knowledge Management, User Education, and Librarianship Michael E.D. KOENIG -- Knowledge Management Research and End User Work Environments 2010 Wilda B. NEWMAN -- Information and Knowledge Capitalization Process in French Companies Jean-Philippe ACCART -- Knowledge Sharing in a Learning Resource Centre Using a Metro Map Metaphor for Organizing Web-Based Resources Tove BANG -- Knowledge Management At the Finnish Government Maija JUSSILAINEN -- Knowledge Partnership in Portuguese Information and Knowledge Services Paula OCHÔA & Leonor Gaspar PINTO -- Corporate Bunker or Cyber Café: Rethinking the Strategic Role of the Library in the Corporation ₁ A Case Study Alvin L. JACOBSON & James M. MATARAZZO..
3598218389
Knowledge.
Information management.
Library science.
Z 673 2004KN
Knowledge Management - Libraries And Librarians Taking Up the Challenge An Overview Hans-Christoph HOBOHM -- PRELUDE βBlow Up The Corporate Libraryγ Thomas H. DAVENPORT & Larry PRUSAK (reprint from 1993) -- PART 1 POLITICAL AND ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS Change of Paradigm in Knowledge Management Framework for the Collaborative Production and Exchange of Knowledge Rainer KUHLEN -- Tacit Knowledge, Knowledge Management, Library Science ₁ No Bridge Between? Roland WAGNER-DÖBLER -- Sceptical Knowledge Management Rafael CAPURRO -- Knowledge Organization for the Betterment of Humankind Vigdor SCHREIBMAN -- PART 2 ISSUES AND INSTRUMENTS Organizations, Knowledge Management and Libraries: Issues, Opportunities and Challenges Elisabeth DAVENPORT -- The Information Audit as a First Step Towards Effective Knowledge Management Susan HENCZEL -- Skills and Competencies Required to Work With Knowledge Management Irene WORMELL -- Knowledge Management: Employment Opportunities for IS Graduates Anne MORRIS -- Education for Knowledge Management - A Spectrum Approach Abdus Sattar CHAUDHRY & Susan E. HIGGINS -- Knowledge Management, User Education, and Librarianship Michael E.D. KOENIG -- Knowledge Management Research and End User Work Environments 2010 Wilda B. NEWMAN -- Information and Knowledge Capitalization Process in French Companies Jean-Philippe ACCART -- Knowledge Sharing in a Learning Resource Centre Using a Metro Map Metaphor for Organizing Web-Based Resources Tove BANG -- Knowledge Management At the Finnish Government Maija JUSSILAINEN -- Knowledge Partnership in Portuguese Information and Knowledge Services Paula OCHÔA & Leonor Gaspar PINTO -- Corporate Bunker or Cyber Café: Rethinking the Strategic Role of the Library in the Corporation ₁ A Case Study Alvin L. JACOBSON & James M. MATARAZZO..
3598218389
Knowledge.
Information management.
Library science.
Z 673 2004KN