Knowledge Management in Libraries and Organizations

by Leda Bultrini (Editor), Sally McCallum (Editor), Wilda Newman (Editor), Julien Sempéré (Editor)

Overview

The management of knowledge created in an organization not only enables reuse of knowledge, but also adds value to the organization itself. Preventing duplication of intellectual effort, it saves economic and human resources, leading to the creation of new information. This book gathers the wisdom of knowledge managers and researchers in the context of the library and will be a valuable reference source for all libraries.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9783110413014
Publisher:	De Gruyter
Publication date:	12/18/2015
Series:	IFLA Publications , #173
Pages:	277
Product dimensions:	6.10(w) x 9.06(h) x (d)
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Leda Bultrini, ARPA Lazio, ROME, Italy; Julien Sempéré, Descartes University, Paris, France; Sally H. McCallum, LC, Washington, USA.

Table of Contents

About IFLA ix

Preface Enrico Colaiacovo 1

Introduction Leda Bultrini 5

Premises

1 Knowledge Management: Where is it Going? Michael Koenig 17

2 Toward a Library Renaissance Olivier Serrat 28

Part 1 Knowledge Management for Library Users

3 Information in the Digital Knowledge Ecosystem - Challenges for the Library of the Future Klaus Ceynowa 47

4 "Yes, We Can", If We Take over Future Tasks! Andreas Degkwitz 55

5 Open Access: A New Dawn for Knowledge Management Ellen Tise Reggie Raju 65

6 Endless Invention, Endless Experiment, Knowledge Alex Byrne 78

7 Inter-connected Network of Knowledge: The NLB journey Siang Hock Kia Yi Chin Liau Ian Ong 87

8 Youth 202 An Experiment in Teen-driven Knowledge Management Rebecca Hope Renard 103

9 Why Special Libraries are the Right Places to Host a Knowledge Management Centre Eva Semertzaki 118

10 Information Outreach and Knowledge Sharing in the United Nations New Approaches Linda Stoddart 133

11 Restructuring the Library for an Enlarged Mission Giuseppe Vitiello 144

12 Selection, Implementation, and Behavioural Considerations for Knowledge-management-tool Adoption Elizabeth Turner Spencer Acadia 156

13 Knowledge Management: Toward Understanding in a Multicultural World Donna Scheeder 170

Part 2 Knowledge Management as a Tool for Changing Library Culture

14 Knowledge Management in Public Libraries Claudia Lux 181

15 Theory in Action Knowledge Management and Intellectual Capital Management at Würzburg Public Library Anja Flicker Thomas M. Paul 190

16 Managing Change in Turbulent Times and Building the Way for Future Success Sandra Shropshire Jenny Semenza Regina Koury 201

17 Applying a Diafogical Approach to Development Discussions Management of Learning as a Catalyst for Change Hannele Näveri-Ranta 214

18 Using Knowledge Management in Building a Culture of Research Liz Walkley Hall 223

19 Managing Research Data as a Transformational Role for Librarians Mary Ellen K. Davis Danuta A. Nitecki 237

20 Knowledge Management Tools and Processes Helping the Birth of a New Library? Héloïse Lecomte 253

21 Knowledge Collaboration in Higher Education Mary Lee Kennedy 263

Contributors 269