... is negatively associated with outcome quality, and efficiency (Kraut et al., 1999). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Social influence Social knowledge Knowledge transfer Social networks Knowledge management Open systems Internet The ability of members...

..., 2004). Rather, NoP appear as open systems that emerge spontaneously, “by sheer will of its members and whose eagerness to collaborate, learn and create knowledge together increases with time” (Cox, 2007). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Knowledge management Worldwide web Internet...

... spaces. This gives a sense of environment that continues to exist and function long after the participant has departed the synthetic space (Bell, 2008). Knowledge management Worldwide web Internet Communication technologies Workplace training Web 2.0 applications such as blogs, wikis...

... applicability for network governance. Analysis was based on automated data retrieval of electronic documents available, e.g. at governmental institutions, research databases, and the internet. Results are exemplified by studying knowledge intensive networks in Styria. Findings The applied set...

... of information and resources within organizations has thus far not produced satisfactory results. In contrast, it has been found that efficient, ongoing and timely transfer of information is conducted over the internet. This research seeks to examine whether the use of internet technology within organizations...

...Theresa L. Jefferson Purpose The purpose of this paper is to discuss how the internet is influencing and changing communication practices utilized during a crisis. Design/methodology/approach Provides an overview of communication practices during recent disasters. Findings...

... and future. Findings The RDN Virtual Training Suite offers free, subject‐based internet training online. It was designed to provide a user‐education service to supplement the services offered by the RDN. The Virtual Training Suite comprises 61 “teach yourself” web tutorials, with titles ranging from...

... Publishing Limited 2005 Extensible Markup Language Information systems Internet Electronic media 1.1.1. Standards requirements from funding bodies. In recent years, it has become common for public funding bodies to require that, as a condition for funding, bidding projects...

... collection of 100 Web sites, captured a number of times, and the benefits of developing experience in the issues surrounding Web archiving. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Digital storage United Kingdom Libraries Internet Archives The British Library (BL) has a digital...

... © MCB UP Limited 2003 --> Disabled people Internet Information technology Library services C.E. Myhill (Gateshead Libraries, Arts and Information, UK), Program: electronic library & information systems, 2002, Vol. 36 No. 3, pp. 176-81 Providing access...

... user‐centred functionality and design lead to success on the Web in terms of recognition and high levels of use among communities of Web‐users. © MCB UP Limited 2003 Internet Reading Public libraries Government policy The Internet offers public libraries exciting opportunities...

... Libraries Public libraries Internet Community Information Consortia L. Atherton (Chatham Library, UK), New Library World, 2002, Vol. 103 No. 11, pp. 467-73 This article provides an introduction to seamlessUK from the perspective of a partner project called PINpoint...

... and then investing in the remaining busier branches. The communities affected by the closures will, in many cases, be opening a Library Access Point staffed by volunteers and a commitment has been made from the council to provide Internet access to members of the public using these Access Points (see Plate 2...

...Rod Ward The massive growth in health related information on the Internet has led to concerns about the quality of that information. This paper explores the need for quality filtering and describes the development of NMAP, the UK academic gateway to high quality Internet resources for nurses...

... care. There is also a demand for expansion of the service to provide up to date information for doctors and nurses in the community. © MCB UP Limited 2003 Medical information systems Internet Interactive devices Health education It has been long felt by many healthcare...

... funded (Agora, Builder, Headline, Hylife, and Malibu) were highly successful in demonstrating methods by which such hybrid information could be presented. © MCB UP Limited 2003 Information systems Standards Higher education Internet The Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC...

...Maria Ineˆs Cordeiro; Joaquim de Carvalho This paper introduces the main ideas and concepts underlying Web services, and their potential for a new generation of Internet‐based distributed applications. A summary of the key standards that are the foundation of Web services technology and its...

... to other things such as document delivery. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Information management Internet It is true that some content providers are beginning to adopt OpenURL as the link‐to‐syntax. OpenURL was not developed for this use, but this is an intriguing development. There does...

... a recommended “software toolkit” that can be used wholly or in parts for the construction of subject‐based portals. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Internet Software development Information resources management Subject Portals project overview by Julie Stuckes, UKOLN Julie Stukes gives an overview...