Book Details

• Publisher: Ess Ess Publication
• ISBN: 9788170005759
• Year of Publication: 2009
• Language: English
• Binding: HardBound

About the Book

Knowledge Management for Librarians introduces the rapidly growing concept of Knowledge Management and its practical applications in libraries and information centers. While Knowledge Management initially emerged as a strategic approach in the corporate sector, its principles have become increasingly relevant for library professionals seeking to improve information organization, knowledge sharing, and service delivery.

The book provides a detailed discussion of the concepts, processes, tools, and implementation strategies associated with Knowledge Management. It explores key activities such as knowledge creation, acquisition, organization, storage, sharing, and utilization. A dedicated section focuses on the application of Knowledge Management in academic, public, and special libraries, highlighting the evolving role of librarians as knowledge managers and discussing the opportunities and challenges involved in this transition.

The text also examines the current status of Knowledge Management practices in libraries and information centers, offering valuable insights into how institutions can leverage knowledge resources more effectively. Written in a clear and accessible style, the book is an excellent resource for librarians, information professionals, researchers, educators, and students of Library and Information Science