Summary This being the first conference of the SouthAtlantic SLA Chapter, Networking 2000 was well attended with approximately 250 participants plus vendors. The facilities were upscale and well equiped. Paul Gilster's speech was articulate, well researched, well documented, entertaining, and thought provoking. Because of this conference I learned a bit about data mining and knowledge management. I believe it is time for the profession and peole who fund libraries to become less enamored with computer technology and refocus their attention on the human aspects of the work.
Computers do data and information.
People do knowledge and wisdom.