Developing an Enterprise-wide Knowledge Management SystemIntegrating Editorial Review Processes, a Digital Library, and Online Catalog

Published

November 1, 2004

Author(s)

Barbara P. Silcox, Jo Ann Remshard

Abstract

Selecting and implementing the appropriate strategies, technologies, and tools for an enterprise-wide knowledge management system can be a daunting task. Legacy systems that have outlived their ability to perform effectively and an organizational culture that runs counter to enterprise wide sharing of information can make the task seem formidable. This paper examines the issues we addressed in designing a system to capture, manage, store, preserve, and deliver NIST knowledge assets in the form of documents. Understanding the workflow that evolved as a result of difficulties with the legacy systems, ensuring that the new system adhered to NIST editorial review policies and procedures, and sensitivity to customer requirements and the existing organizational culture was of critical importance.

Conference Dates

November 1, 0015

Conference Title

Internet Librarian

Pub Type

Conferences

Keywords

crosswalk, digital library, knowledge management, NIKE, publications database

Citation

Silcox, B. and , J. (2004), Developing an Enterprise-wide Knowledge Management SystemIntegrating Editorial Review Processes, a Digital Library, and Online Catalog, Internet Librarian (Accessed April 23, 2024)