This session by one of the world s leading authorities and Internet pioneers examines changes to major web wide searching tools over the past year. He also discusses the implications of the evolving changes for Internet librarians. Information professionals and Internet librarians have the skills to make this happen. The track showcases several organisations and their strategies for sharing knowledge for success.
Intranets are one of the core components to their strategies.
These contexts include locating information within an intellectual context, a personal context, and an interpersonal context. The intellectual context is largely based on traditional information architecture and uses hierarchical, relational, and functional taxonomies. However, locating information within all three contexts requires a careful blending of informational and personal taxonomies. In addition, a knowledge architecture requires that these taxonomies must be more dynamic than traditional information architecture requires. Personal context creates the necessary infrastructure for intelligent personalisation.