Enterprise Content Management: Another Role for Info Pros
Jinfo Article
6th April 2010
By Deb Hunt
Abstract
In an age when the Web allows everyone to do their own research, how do information professionals add value to an organisation? The answer is to connect users to the internal repository of information assets through enterprise content management; something information professionals are in a unique position to lead as they are already doing it!
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