Organizing Knowledge: An Introduction to Managing Access to Information
by Richard Hartley, Jennifer Rowley
Organizing Knowledge: An Introduction to Managing Access to Information provides a clear foundation in the concepts and practices used to structure, describe, and make information discoverable. Written for introductory study, it explores how organized knowledge supports effective access, retrieval, and use across information environments.
About This Book
Organizing Knowledge: An Introduction to Managing Access to Information introduces the principles and practices involved in structuring information for access and use.
The book focuses on the relationship between knowledge organization and information management, providing a foundation for readers studying how information can be described, arranged, and retrieved.
It is suited to readers seeking an introductory understanding of information organization and the systems that support discovery and access.
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