The Information Audit as a First Step towards Effective Knowledge Management

Explains the information audit as a process to determine the current information environment by identifying what information is required to meet the needs of the organization. Discusses the relationship between information management and knowledge management and describes the seven stage information...

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Published in:Information Outlook 2001-06, Vol.5 (6), p.48-62
Main Author: Henczel, Susan
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Audits
Content analysis
Environment
Exact sciences and technology
Information and communication sciences
Information and document structure and analysis
Information audits
Information Management
Information Needs
Information processing and retrieval
Information professionals
Information science. Documentation
Information Strategies
Information Transfer
Knowledge Management
Management
Management Systems
Methods
Needs Assessment
Organizational Climate
Organizational Needs
Organizational Objectives
Practice
Recognition (Achievement)
Role in
Sciences and techniques of general use
Scientific and technological watch. Knowledge management
Special librarians
Special libraries
Teaching Methods
Users (Information)
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Summary:Explains the information audit as a process to determine the current information environment by identifying what information is required to meet the needs of the organization. Discusses the relationship between information management and knowledge management and describes the seven stage information audit model. (LRW)
ISSN:1091-0808
1938-3819