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Date:    Mon, January 19, 2015 2:09 pm

KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT: CHALLENGES AND APPLICATIONS

By

Dr. M. NATARAJAN, Senior Principal Scientist

Ex-Head,
Education and Training Division

Editor – J S I R, NISCAIR, NEW DELHI.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREFACE

INTRODUCTION

1. Knowledge Management - Introduction KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES

2. Implementation of knowledge management strategies

3. Exploring the mechanisms for accelerating knowledge capture among CSIR
laboratories

4. Knowledge management in hybrid libraries

KNOWLEDGE ORGANISATION AND ACCESS MANAGEMENT

5. Knowledge organisation and access management for e-journals

6. Roles of libraries and publishers in knowledge access and management

7. Role of librarians as knowledge managers in digital environment

8. Knowledge dissemination mechanism: issues and challenges

9. Preservation of digital information and its implications

10.Digital preservation of cultural heritage information and its implications

11. Developing scalable information architecture for managing the
knowledge repositories

KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT – TOOLS

12. Portal as a tool for knowledge management synchronization

13. Exploring the business process re-engineering: national science
library’s experience

KNOWLEDGE SHARING AND KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER

14. Knowledge sharing through intranet

15. Exploring knowledge sharing in an academic environment

16. Exploring the world of knowledge sharing and its implications

17. Exploring knowledge transfer among CSIR’s Knowledge Resource Centres


KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT’S ROLE AND APPLICATIONS

18. Role of libraries in the knowledge economy era

19. Exploring knowledge mapping in library environment

KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND DIGITAL LIBRARIES / INSTITUTIONAL REPOSITORIES

20. Impact of open source solutions to libraries

21. Content management in Institutional Repositories: Prospects and problems

22. Collection development in institutional repository: A case study of
NISCAIR

23. Human Resource Development for Content management in digital
environment in India.

24. Knowledge Management perspectives in E-Learning

25. Knowledge Mobilisation through E-learning / Virtual learning

26. Implications of Intellectual Property Issues in E-learning

27. Exploring the world of Knowledge Management: Its implications in
higher education

28. Organisational learning: Role of Knowledge Management

29. Applying Knowledge Management practices in higher education

30. A Scientometric analysis of Knowledge Management journals

KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT - CHALLENGES

31. Exploring Knowledge Innovation Culture: Role of Library and
Information centres

32. Knowledge Management: Challenges and opportunities

33. Implications of Knowledge Management tools in Library &
Information centres

34. Emerging issues in digital asset management – The art of archiving

35. Digital curation: a new knowledge base for research

WEB 2.0 APPLICATIONS TO KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT

36. Customer relationship management (CRM): Enhancing social network and
services to users of the library

37. Safeguarding the digital contents: Digital Watermarking

38. Web 2.0 and Knowledge Management

39. Innovative use of cloud computing in library and information centres


This book is intended for students taking knowledge management courses at
the higher education level as well as practitioners who have not taken
such courses. It will also be useful for a range of scholars, students,
faculty and professionals in information science, library science,
management science and other disciplines. Also this would act a useful
source for the knowledge managers and for the Management institutions
where management courses are conducted within and outside India. This book
hasbeen written to set a new standard for KM books. The reader will find a
tight,
integrated flow of topics from chapter to chapter. Specifically, each
chapter is well organized, with topics flowing logically within each
section and each chapter, having thorough explanations and complete
coverage of each topic that is introduced, and drawing on a solid
theoretical base. Beyond these features, the most engaging quality of the
book is the combination of experience and enthusiasm that the author
brings to the subject: the insights, the resonant examples, the lively
language, and the occasional touch of humor. The book is an invitation to
students to embark on an exciting and rewarding learning adventure.

This book was released during the i-KOAL 2015 (International conference on
knowledge organization by academic libraries) organized by Library
Professionals Association (LPA) and / with Manipal University (MU), at
jaipur on 2nd Jan 2015 by Hon’ble Technical Education Minister Mr
Kalicharan Saraf with Dr Sancheti President of MU and Dr Kumkum Garg Dean,
FoE, MU.

Please Contact:
ESSESS Publications Ltd,
Ansari Road,
DaryaGanj Govind Lane, New Delhi –2.
Ph: 011-23260807 & 9810536663
011-41563334

E-mail: info at essessreference@com
530p. Rs. 2000/-

Dr M NATARAJAN

M.Sc., B.L.I.S., A.D.I.Sc., P.G.D.C.A.,P.G.D.H.E., P.G.D.E.A.S., M.B.A.,
Ph.D.
Senior Principal Scientist,(Retd)
National Inst Of Science Comm and Information Resources
(NISCAIR)

Dr K S Krishnan Marg
New Delhi - 110 012. INDIA.and
Ex-Editor, JSIR.
Member SHRM,
President, Library Professional Association, New Delhi.