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Management & Leadership
How
do You Know When Information Overload is Costing Your Organization?
Five Revealing Symptoms and How to React,
Sept., 2002
How
to Learn Your Industry - Step One for a CKO, Jan.
2003
Leading the library automation
project. 3 p. (Integrated lib. sys. reports, online;
11/30/1998)
A planning guide for managers:
establishing a company library/information center, prepared
by Lynda Moulton. Boston, MA: Boston chap., SLA, 1985, 23 p.
Manual developed by practicing company librarians and information
specialists to assist corporate managers develop a plan for improved
information resource management and services within their companies.
Includes bibliography and list of consultants.
Special
libraries assoc. Competencies
for special librarians of the 21st century, Executive summary prepared
for the SLA Board of Directors by the Special Committee on Competencies
for Special Librarians, Joanne Marshall, Chair; Bill Fisher; Lynda
Moulton; and Roberta Piccoli. Washington: SLA, 1996.
Content
Management: Database and Metadata Applications
Semantic
CMS Challenges Abound – But, so do Opportunities.
IKS-Community Blog. July 20, 2011.
Constructing
Databases - professional issues. 10/87
(Spec. lib.,78:281-287; Fall 1987)
Data
bases for Special Libraries; a strategic guide to information management,
by Lynda Moulton. 1st ed. Westport, CT: Greenwood press, 1991, 154p.
(Greenwood library management collection) ISBN: 0313273693 ISSN:
9894-2986
Starting
a New Data Base? - Be Prepared But Get Started. For the
Insurance and Employee Benefits Division, SLA, June 1991. 06/1991,
7p.
Knowledge
Management
Knowledge
Audits: Establishing a Context for Leveraging Knowledge,
by Lynda W. Moulton, IN: Knowledge management in practice; Connections
and context, edited by T. Kanti Srikantaiah and Michael E. D.
Koenig. Information Today, Medford, NJ, 2008. pp. 79-93 (ASIST Monograph
Series).
Key
Elements of a Knowledge Architecture Include More Than IT, Nov.,
2002
KM
as a Framework for Managing Knowledge Assets, February 2005. Published
at The
Gilbane Report: Vol 12, No 9
HKSC
Field Guide for Developing a Healthcare Knowledge Services Center,
prepared by Lynda Moulton, in collaboration with Margaret H. Coletti,
and H. Mark Goldstein. National Network of Libraries of Medicine,
New England Region (NN/LM NER) Repository, 10/21/2011, 62p.[Funded
in whole or in part with Federal funds from the National Library of
Medicine, National Institutes of Health, Department of Health and
Human Services, under Contract No. #HHS-N-276-2011-00010-C with the
University of Massachusetts Medical School.]
Putting
the Benefits of an integrated library systems to work for your corporate
library; enhance your career through a clear strategy.
White paper sponsored by Inmagic, Inc. Woburn, MA. January, 2002.
24p.
ROI
and Knowledge Management in the R & D Organization. May, 2002
Why
Archive Old Research for Data Mining? June, 2002
Fascination
with Knowledge, Occasional blog posting of a philosophical
nature by Lynda Moulton.
Search/Retrieval
Enterprise
Search Blog at
Bluebill Advisors
Enterprise
Search Markets and Applications; Capitalizing on Emerging Demand,
by Lynda Moulton, Lead Analyst, Enterprise Search for the Gilbane Group,
85p., June, 2008
Establishing
a Successful Enterprise Search Program: Five Best Practices, by
Lynda Moulton, Nov. 2010
Sematic
Software Technologies: Landscape of High Value Applications for the
Enterprise, by Lynda Moulton, Senior
Analyst and Consultant, for the Gilbane Group, a division of Outsell,
Inc. 90p., August, 2010.
Using
Social Search to Drive Innovation through Collaboration - Search Becomes
Strategic Technology, by
Lead Analyst, Enterprise Search for The Gilbane Group, Lynda Moulton,
Sponsored by Vivisimo
Taxonomy/Thesaurus/Ontology
Understanding
Taxonomies & Search for Corporate Applications,
May 2004. Published at The
Gilbane Report: Vol 12, No 4
Why
do You Need a Taxonomy Anyway?, June,
2003
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