Description: Implementation of Organizational Innovation discusses the implementation of improvements in libraries and other information sources. It is the first book containing a full and systematic description of information retrieval systems. This book provides a solid, practical approach to implementation, which make it of interest to students and professionals in information services management.

Using libraries as examples, Implementation of Organizational Innovation discusses the implementation of improvements in information sources. It is the first book containing a full and systematic description of information retrieval systems, using a unified approach to describe the fundamentals of information science as well as the basic theory of designing fully automated Information Retrieval (IR) systems. The book is a valuable tool for information service professionals and helps them find potential new sources of innovation. It also helps make corporate managers aware of information as an asset and as a strategy for improved, innovative decisions. It is an is ideal text for courses on IR systems as well.
-- Provides a practical guide to implementation
-- Demonstrates new aspects of implementation through the use of examples and illustrations
-- Uses case study research as a practical base for organization innovations
-- Predicts future developments in IR systems management
-- Proposes algorithms for automatization of specific processes in an IR system
-- Analyzes the phenomenon of information retrieval as well as the goal, function, and structure of an IR system

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