Recognizing and rewarding participation in a KM program is critical to success. There are many methods for doing so; keep your specific goals in mind.
KM and Gamification: Examples of Tangible Rewards
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Lucidea
Lucidea is a knowledge management software and solutions company that provides the infrastructure and business process know-how to help information-intensive organizations easily collect, organize, and leverage their corporate knowledge. With a global customer base of more than 2,300 active clients in more than 50 countries, Lucidea is the largest provider of knowledge management solutions to corporations, law firms, non-profits, government agencies, museums, and archives worldwide.
The Special Library Primer: Everything You Need to Know
What’s a Special Library? Primer; basics on libraries with resources on a particular subject, a specific clientele, delivering sector-specific services.
Lucidea Reveals New Archives Collections Management Solutions – ArchivEra and ArchivEssentia
VANCOUVER, British Columbia Vancouver-based software developer Lucidea will unveil its new archives collections management solutions at SAA 2018 in Washington DC in August.
SharePoint, SQL and Online Dating
Does your knowledge management system need a precise dating for your content? Can it handle more fuzzy dates and go beyond the data to associate its meaning?
Argus Turns a Museum’s Challenge into a Success; Carpe Diem
The University of Missouri’s Art & Archaeology Museum supports strategic imperatives with Argus robust collections management and antiquities cataloging.
Inmagic Presto V5.0 – Knowledge Management Software Informed by Our Clients
Inmagic Presto release 5.0 enables knowledge managers to offer users a visually appealing, easily navigable, personalized and efficient KM platform.
What Does Success Look Like for the Special Library? SLA 2017 Hot Topics Panel (Revisited)
Special librarians need to define professional success and develop strategies for communicating the value and benefits of library success to management.
Accelerate KM Adoption through Point Scoring
KM evangelist Stan Garfield believes gamification techniques like point scoring solve the challenge of building user engagement.
KM Adoption Can be Increased Through Gamification Techniques
KM evangelist Stan Garfield believes gamification techniques solve the challenge of building user engagement and ensuring knowledge management adoption.
Digital Archives & The American College of Surgeons
The American College of Surgeons uses Eloquent Archives to manage their ~400 linear feet of multimedia materials and make them available for research.
Why an Integrated Library System (ILS) is Key to Your Independence
Librarians and knowledge managers must develop strategies for independence, including implementing an ILS that doesn’t require IT support.
5 Educational Elements of Knowledge Management
Planning a knowledge management program must include a strategy, participation incentives, a KM culture, begin with documents, and reuse existing content.
Timeless Collections Management—Argus for Now, Argus for the Future
The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia uses Web-based Argus collections management software to increase public awareness of its collections and optmize workflow.
6 Keys to Special Library Sustainability
Challenges to special libraries’ long-term sustainability can turn into opportunities with strategies for continuous improvement and a proactive approach.
Why Special Libraries are Important Destinations
Special libraries as destinations can be essential community hubs and support digital inclusion; users miss out if they become completely virtual.
How to Turn Searching into Discovery
Optimized KM requires more than simple retrieval. There are methods, techniques and technologies that ensure critical knowledge is discoverable.
Lucidea Offers Stellar Lineup of Client-Driven Releases Across ILS, KM and Collections Management Product Portfolio
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Lucidea’s latest developments to their leading library automation, knowledge management and collections management solutions are very powerful indeed.
Part Two: Why Content + Connection = KM 3.0
User generated content and enterprise social networks are dramatically impacting the knowledge supply chain; KM practitioners can leverage this trend.
Part One: Why Content + Connection = KM 3.0
Personal information consumption habits are key drivers of workplace knowledge management adoption; knowledge managers must accommodate and leverage this.
10 Important Elements of an Organizational Knowledge Ecosystem
A successful KM program must integrate with organizational culture, workflows and strategies. Knowledge Managers must build knowledge ecosystems.
Part Two: How to Leverage Analytics in Your Special Library
Special library analytics are critical; using Lucidea’s ILS/KM products delivers visible, tangible results measurable via surveys, interviews, etc.
Part One: How to Leverage Analytics in Your Special Library
Analytics are critical to special libraries; SydneyEnterprise’s Request Management Dashboard supports evidence-based decisions on requests and resources.
Marketing Your Library: The Benefits For Special Libraries
Many believe that staff will flock to a special library. That’s often not true, even though users are a captive audience. Library marketing to the rescue!
How to Think About Knowledge Management Now
In a piece for KMWorld, “What is KM? Knowledge Management Explained”, Dr. M. Koenig provides a solid overview for both novices and tenured practitioners.