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Correia, Cynthia Cheng – Library Journal, 2006
Competitive Intelligence (CI) has become an attractive concept for Library and Information Science professionals, as information and research functions have become commoditized by end users, and financial, competitive, and performance pressures increase the need to demonstrate value. In the current competitive and cost-cutting environment,…
Descriptors: Competition, Business Administration, Information Science, Information Management
Vagianos, Louis – Library Journal, 1973
The concept of information utility'' (an extensive super information system) presents a challenge to librarians. Philosophies and operations must evolve to insure the librarians' position as the information specialist capable of bringing order to the chaos of the information explosion. (Author/DH)
Descriptors: Educational Technology, Information Networks, Information Science, Information Scientists
Zurkowski, Paul G. – Library Journal, 1979
Advocates an American Declaration for the information age to guide development of the information industry. The information revolution is discussed in terms of technological advancement, copyright issues, international policy, and telecommunications. Information is compared to money as a universal commodity. (SW)
Descriptors: Copyrights, Databases, Economic Climate, Ethics

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