scholarly journals The Future of Information Science E ducatio n in Canada: Issues and D iscussion

Author(s):  
Emma Cross

This poster visually presents issues in the future of information science education in Canada. Theposter incorporates research completed for development of the new Bachelor of  Information Technology–Information Resource Management program at Carleton University, launched in Fall 2016. http://bitdegree.ca/ In conclusion, key strategies for the future will be identified.

2016 ◽  
Vol 55 (3) ◽  
pp. 199 ◽  
Author(s):  
Nathan W. Filbert

The ACRL Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education offers library and information science (LIS) professionals a conceptual approach for leading information literacy efforts in a digital environment. But while a good start, Nathan Filbert suggests that it is not enough to validate librarianship’s transdisciplinary potential. In this column, Filbert addresses the programmatic and directional efforts necessary for LIS to realize expansive expertise in information resource management, reference, and user services in the evolving, complex, information ecosystem. Drawing on the profession’s past and present, he suggests a vision and a philosophy for mediating the infosphere of the future.—Editor


2020 ◽  
Vol 1 ◽  
pp. 3-9
Author(s):  
Mykola Matiukha ◽  
Alexander Rovnyagin

The questions of the information resources organization and formation mechanism of an enterprise through financial and managerial reporting data and accounting data prism are highlighted. The sequence formation elements and enterprise information resources use are considered. The formation of the enterprises information resource, based on managerial accounting, is studied, which is a priority aspect of modern decision-making support, as well as other components of business tools - financial management and audit. Information resource management has certain functions that are general and inherent in all business systems. The nature of the prepared reports and information filling of the financial statements are subordinated to general objectives. That is, it contains a range of financial information that should be publicly available and useful to a wide range of users and decision-making, and not specifically devised to the needs of a particular group or set of decision-making. Managerial reports are specialized reports that are designed either for a solution of a specific decision or for a specific manager. The directions of the information resource management development on the basis of information technology use and information technology impact on the accounting development are disclosed.


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