In-plants: The Next Generation
A new report on the next generation of in-plants covers the emergence of Knowledge Management, Content Management and Electronic Document Management and how an understanding of these initiatives can strengthen in-plants and help ensure their survival.
Conclusions and Implications
The digital revolution has inundated organizations with a phenomenal wealth of knowledge that has sparked a new outlook on the way documents—the carriers of knowledge—are produced and ultimately disseminated. This study brings awareness to the very real and complex issues currently challenging in-plants around the world and most importantly (with some irony) it exposes a gaping hole in the leadership of educational institutions and their inability to congeal collaborative progression in the area of managing knowledge.
Related Content
Increasing Value with Expanded Services: In-plant Opportunities to Become a Turnkey Communications Partner
From the Editor: Outflanking Outsourcing
Outside In: How Insourcing Helps In-plants Thrive
Overlooked Opportunities: Shredding It in New York
GPO Publishes Historical Volumes Dating From 1789
Reopened In-plant Building Back Steadily
Comments
