New books for knowledge base publishers
July, 2003
by Jean Graef
This article discusses five recent books of interest
to Knowledge Base Publishers on such topics as how to:
- add value to corporate intellectual assets;
- make Web sites easier to use;
- reduce costs and time delays associated with Internet
publishing;
- organize and integrate information from multiple
applications;
- improve performance and add value to search engines.
What makes these titles interesting is that they cover
many of the same issues from five different perspectives:
- corporate and project management (Unlocking
Knowledge Assets by Conway and Sligar)
- libraries and information services (Information
Architecture by Rosenfeld and Morville)
- corporate communications (Enterprise Content
Services by Laugero and Globe)
- enterprise systems development (Metadata Solutions
by Tannenbaum)
- IT specialist or "power user" (Google
Hacks by Calishain and Dornfest)
For each book, we provide a description, highlights,
and links to sample chapters.
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