The “Information Age” began in 1844, when the invention of the telegraph separated the speed of information transfer from the speed of human travel (Brown & Duguid 2000).
2004-10-19
Coisas que se lê!
19Outubro
2004-10-11
the best marketing tool is
11Outubro
The best marketing tool is “Word of mouth”
2004-10-02
Change is the only constant.
02Outubro
Change is the only constant. Hanging on is the only sin.
Denise McCluggage
2004-09-09
Pessoa que não lê pagará
09Setembro
Pessoa que não lê pagará esse erro toda a vida com falta de aspirações e falta de realizações…
Nação que não incentiva a leitura….
2004-09-09
Fundacion Mempo Giardinelli
Segundo a teoria que o objecto de realização do bibliotecário não é o livro mas a informação que ele contem, a actividade levada a cabo pela Fundacion Mempo Giardinelli, “las ABUELAS CUENTA-CUENTOS” é a coisa mais linda e mais dentro do espírito da biblioteca ao serviço da comunidade que se pode imaginar.
2004-06-06
It’s Not the Big that
06Junho
It’s Not the Big that Eat the Small…It’s the Fast that Eat the Slow
Corolário: Any business that does not innovate and evolve, will die. This has been proven time and time again. A business that does not change is not standing still, it is going backwards because competitors are becoming more creative and aggressive.
2004-06-05
Just a thought
05Junho
I you don’t like change… you’re gonna like irrelevancy even less!!!
2004-03-27
BBC -Thought for the Day, 23 March 2004
27Março
Sadly bad people can do evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion,
The Rt Rev. Tom Butler
2004-03-26
Information Economy Informatin Ecology
26Março
[…] I often say that the information economy is, at its core, a knowledge ecology. […] This is the key reason our perspectives as librarians are critical to the current debate on the overall initiatives and structure of this new economy. We must comment on copyright. We must address the digital divide. We must understand the unintended consequences of the technologies we introduce to...
2004-03-26
“No amount of sophistication is …
“No amount of sophistication is going to allay the fact that all your knowledge is about the past and all your decisions are about the future”
Ian E. Wilson
Não há sofisticação que elimine o facto de que todo o nosso conhecimento representa o passado e todas as nossas decisões são sobre o futuro.