This post from The Content Wrangler looks at the future role of documents in the workplace and who will be called in to analyze and improve the situation. It reviews a book that might be a good add for our KM wishlist.
You’re currently reading “ Document Imagineering ,” an entry on Knowledge Notebook
I had a brief chat with one of the authors of the Document Engineering book at XML 2005. He’s currently at Center for Document Engineering at Berkeley.
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You’ll find me talking into the ether here about personal knowledge management, document engineering and semantic web. I try to relay ideas and links here that pertain to my team, b/c I always forget about social bookmarking. I like to write here before all things are lost to cranial entropy.
The views expressed here are my own and are not necessarily shared by my employer, Information Technology Services at UNC Chapel Hill.
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