Part 2: How Do THEY Use Information? Investigating the user information process
Jinfo Article
4th July 2010
By Scott Brown
Abstract
Using two corporate users as case studies, Scott Brown sheds light on the black hole into which the hard work of information professionals often seems to fall, and answers the external, and perplexing, question: ‘what do users DO with the information we give them?
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