Libraries and the Knowledge-Based Economy are closely intertwined, as libraries play a crucial role in facilitating the generation, dissemination, and application of knowledge that drives modern…

A knowledge-based economy is an economic system where knowledge generation, dissemination, and application play a central role in driving productivity, growth, and innovation. In such an…

Intellectual Capital (IC) has emerged as a crucial asset in modern library management, transforming the way libraries function and deliver services in today’s knowledge-driven world. IC…

The importance of Intellectual Capital Management (ICM) in libraries lies in its ability to enhance efficiency, innovation, and long-term sustainability. Libraries, as knowledge centers, thrive on…

Intellectual capital refers to the collective knowledge, skills, expertise, and intellectual assets an organization or institution possesses, contributing to its competitive advantage and overall value. It…

Human Capital and Intellectual Capital are two critical assets that drive organizational success in today’s knowledge-driven economy. Human capital refers to the skills, knowledge, experiences, and…

Intellectual capital (IC) is pivotal in driving growth and innovation in a knowledge-based economy. Unlike traditional economies that rely on physical resources and manufacturing, knowledge-based economies…

In the early 2000s, Apple was on the verge of collapse, struggling to compete in the rapidly evolving tech market. However, it wasn’t new factories or…

Remote access to library resources refers to the ability of students, researchers, and educators to access a library’s digital collections—such as e-books, e-journals, databases, and other…

Staff management in a library refers to the strategic organization, supervision, and coordination of personnel to ensure the library operates efficiently and effectively. It encompasses hiring,…