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Collaborative Applications: IP & Security Implications for Jointly Shared Information
Get PDFMartin White, Managing Director of Intranet Focus Ltd, provides sobering food for thought as he considers the intellectual property and security implications of jointly shared information in collaborative environment.
Keywords: Collaborative Applications, Intellectual Property, Information Securit
Do You Really Need an Information Architecture?
Get PDFMartin White touches on “search” asking the pertinent question: do intranet managers really need an information architecture, or is click and search the way to go? Search-driven versus menu-driven? A useful debate to revisit
In the Beginning – a Concise History of Intranets
Get PDFAn interesting feature by Martin White on the history of intranets and knowledge management and the early days of intranet technology. It’s intriguing to trace how developments decades ago are impacting on our working lives and practices today
The Digital Faculty: What’s Happening in Scholarly E-Publishing
Get PDFMichael Upshall highlights a key report about changing resource discovery behaviour amongst researchers. How do scholars find articles in 2016? Is traditional A&I on the decline? He also provides oversight of scholarly publication processes, and charts the rise of the library as publisher
“When they burnt our library to ground, they destroyed the heart of the city…”
Get PDFIn a time of escalating international crises, with the systematic destruction of cultural heritage in conflict zones, Chloe Menown, the recipient of UKeiG’s Early Career Professional conference grant, reflects on the destruction of libraries. There must be a greater urgency to drive forward digital preservation through advanced imaging technologies and digitisation projects. She also touches on the de-professionalisation of staff in public libraries, raising how this could exacerbate the digital divide; the e-information have and have-nots.
 
The Management of Information Asymmetry
Get PDFMartin White introduces us to the theory of information asymmetry and the significant role it should play in effective information management
Nordic Digital Humanities
Get PDFAn overview of digital humanities developments in the Nordic Countries written by UKieG Conference Grant recipient Karolina Andersdotter
