Knowledge Management

This article is section 3.1 of part 3 of the Introduction to knowledge graphs series of articles. Graphs offer a flexible way to conceptualise, represent, and integrate diverse and incomplete data. Drawing on Hogan and colleagues’ comprehensive tutorial article[1], this first section of the data graphs part of the series…

his article is chapter 4.4 in section 4 of a series of articles summarising the book Reassembling Scholarly Communications: Histories, Infrastructures, and Global Politics of Open Access. István Rév’s chapter, the fourth and final chapter of the archives and preservation section, stands in contrast to previous chapters. After spending a…

Originally posted 23-Mar-23 — This begins the third series on knowledge management in special libraries and information centers, structured around Five Cs: Capture, Curate, Connect, Collaborate, and Create. This four-part series is about the third C: Connect. According to Tom Stewart, “Connection is the essence of knowledge management.” Connection supports the demand side of…

Find out how we can streamline your work across multiple platforms — Picture this: It’s a regular workday and you’re frantically searching for a presentation you created last year. You know you saved it somewhere but where the heck is it? You finally find it after scouring through every storage space you have. Phew! But then, you receive a message from your colleague Steve…

Developing a Knowledge Framework for a possible theme Two months ago, I introduced a diagram titled Dimensions of Knowledge Engagement on Jan 31, 2023. Initially, I realized that there is a 3D model of the World of Activity for Knowledge Engagement. Transdisciplinary dimension Interdisciplinary dimension Temporal dimension Later, I expanded…