This session reviews the types of technologies used to support these activities, provides real world examples of their use in KM, and suggests some software solutions to have a look at. This session describes a corporate library on its journey to 2004. This session looks at the experiences, challenges, and roles to lead knowledge vision and strategy development as well as knowledge management related quality design projects at several Dutch ministries and research institutes as well as two major universities. In all cases the library and its potential to play an important role in knowledge management is one of the key issues. The searching and finding experience is at the core of navigating the Net and today s programs focus on search engines and finding the content you need.
Searchers find themselves frustrated or, worse, don t even know what they ve missed.
This session will present an overview of the problems that create what some call the Invisible Web and how to get around them. This session provides an interactive look at search tools from several different perspectives. A must for anyone who wants to improve their search techniques and research skills. It provides examples and tours of existing services, discusses necessary technologies, and looks at further possibilities for the Internet librarians of the future. Two Perspectives Leif Andresen, Danish National Library Authority, Denmark Elizabeth D. Liddy, Syracuse University, USA Andresen looks at how Denmark is providing every citizen with an equal opportunity for searching, finding and gaining access to information in the Danish National Library s shared catalogue of holdings.