Routledge Designing and Developing Library Intranets - Routledge

Stop relying on email for your library's organizational knowledge management. For years, email has been the primary tool for internal communication, but using it to store vital information is like keeping important documents in a pile of junk mail. Important data often gets lost among items of minimal importance. Designing and Developing Library Intranets by Routledge provides a solution to this problem. A successful intranet offers a secure environment for information exchange and storage. To be effective, a library intranet must be easy to use, offer the specific functionality that users require, and be properly integrated into the existing organizational structure. This book explores how to move beyond the limitations of email and build a digital workspace that works. By focusing on user needs and functional integration, you can create a reliable system that ensures your library's essential knowledge remains organized, accessible, and secure for all staff members.