James Robertson
KM Column – September 2005
Determining what an intranet is actually for involves gaining an in-depth understanding of staff (and organisational) needs and issues.
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Categories
- Archives
- Books, movies and music
- Cataloguing and classification
- Children's services
- Collection development
- Communications
- Copyright and licensing
- Customer service
- Digitisation
- eBooks
- Fiction collections
- Gaming
- Graphic novels
- Information literacy
- Information services
- Information technology
- Internet access in libraries
- Intranets
- Leadership
- Learning
- Librarians and librarianship
- Library and Information qualifications
- Library humour
- Library Information Systems
- Library management
- Library news from around the world
- Library staffing
- Library success stories
- Marketing
- Non fiction collections
- Online databases
- Outreach services
- Professional development
- Professional reading
- Project management
- Public library services
- Publishing
- Readers advisory
- Reading
- Reference work
- RFID
- Search engines
- Selecting online resources
- Seniors
- Software
- Speakers of Other Languages
- Staff training
- Strategic planning
- Text messaging
- Virtual reference
- Web 2.0
- Websites
- Youth librarianship
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