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1. Introductory Readings
   • Missing Out on Knowledge Management - Is it Old Wine in New Bottles or a New Way to Work?
   • What Is Knowledge Mapping and Why Must I Know?
   • What Is Knowledge Auditing and How Does it Differ from Information Inventorying?
     
     

2. Knowledge Maps
   • Resource Maps
   • Logic Maps
   • Network Maps
   • Concept Maps
   • Mission Maps
     
     
3. Map Your Knowledge Strategy
   This has been reprinted from Information Outlook, Vol. 5, No. 6, June 2001 with permission of the copyright Holders: Special Libraries Association and Xenia Stanford, the author. No reprinting or reposting of this article in whole or in part is allowed without the express permission of the above copyright holders.
   • Part I: Background of Knowledge Mapping
   • Part II: Strategy Maps and 4CI
   • Part III: PCRT, View from the Top and the Bottom Line
     
     
4. Knowledge Auditing: Knowing What We Need to Know
   
   • Part I: Auditing For Knowledge Gaps
   • Part II: Auditing with the End in Sight
   • Part III: Measuring What We Truly Need to Know
     
     
5. Now Available! The entire SCIA presentation as delivered at the E100
   Roundtable in New York. Special access for E100 members; Diamond and Ruby
   subscribers. See Table of Contents.
   
   
6. The Role of Information Professionals in Knowledge Management

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