And into the ether. Today's corporate libraries are as vast as the Internet and come in just about any medium imaginable. But there are some things you'd better think about if you want to avoid having your information resources gather dust. By Heath Row Hypertext and other dynamic linking methods allow libraries to be works in progress, always drawing on the best and newest information sources and not relying heavily on old news or static data.
Some sources of information are more valuable than others.
They don't care how they get it. A s information becomes more available and applicable to its users, its value increases. If you can lay your hands on exactly what you need exactly when you need it, the information is golden. If you can't, it's chicken scratch. In an attempt to decipher the chicken scratch of information within a company and turn it into profitable intelligence, many enterprises and IS departments are turning to knowledge management.