Introduction to Information Resource Management

Author: Zhu Hong, Wang Suren
Country: Mainland China
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Publishing Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book describes the methods of information resource management, particularly focusing on the forefront of information resource management research. While emphasizing the foundation of theoretical and research methods, it helps students grasp the cutting-edge of the discipline. It is suitable for undergraduate students of Information Management and Information Systems majoring in information resource management courses. It can also serve as a reference book for undergraduate students of Information Management and Information Systems majoring in Library and Information Science for postgraduate studies. Additionally, it is available for professionals engaged in information and knowledge management. Based on the authors' achievements in teaching reform, teaching experience, and work experience, this textbook references published books on information management and information resource management both domestically and internationally. It emphasizes the fundamental theories of information resource management while describing its methods, particularly focusing on the forefront of information resource management research. It helps students master the cutting-edge of the discipline by laying a solid foundation in theoretical and research methods. The textbook is divided into 12 chapters, including: Overview of Information Resource Management, Information Services, Information Users, Information Technology, Information Systems, Information Organization, Information Retrieval, Information Analysis Methods, Information Economics, Bibliometrics, Competitive Intelligence, and Information Law. This book describes the methods of information resource management, particularly focusing on the forefront of information resource management research. While emphasizing the foundation of theoretical and research methods, it helps students grasp the cutting-edge of the discipline. It is suitable for undergraduate students of Information Management and Information Systems majoring in information resource management courses. It can also serve as a reference book for undergraduate students of Information Management and Information Systems majoring in Library and Information Science for postgraduate studies. Additionally, it is available for professionals engaged in information and knowledge management. Based on the authors' achievements in teaching reform, teaching experience, and work experience, this textbook references published books on information management and information resource management both domestically and internationally. It emphasizes the fundamental theories of information resource management while describing its methods, particularly focusing on the forefront of information resource management research. It helps students master the cutting-edge of the discipline by laying a solid foundation in theoretical and research methods. The textbook is divided into 12 chapters, including: Overview of Information Resource Management, Information Services, Information Users, Information Technology, Information Systems, Information Organization, Information Retrieval, Information Analysis Methods, Information Economics, Bibliometrics, Competitive Intelligence, and Information Law.