IN-PLANTS: Tomorrow’s Knowledge Managers?
Because in-plants reproduce documents containing their organizations’ knowledge, they are uniquely positioned to play vital roles in the organizations and support their strategic objectives and goals.
Historically, much of an organization’s memory has been stored in its libraries and records rooms—typically on paper and often printed by the in-plant. Today, integrated electronic document management tools bring new meaning to the capture, management and distribution of an organization’s knowledge assets. Increasingly paper is becoming a temporary outcome—a vehicle for knowledge transfer, not storage.
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