Ulla de Stricker
Ulla de Stricker is a Toronto-based information and knowledge management consultant assisting her clients in strategic projects, often involving approaches to sharing and managing the information knowledge workers acquire for their projects. In her IKM blog at http://www.destricker.com, several posts comment on practices for dealing with information related challenges. Prior to establishing her practice in 1992, she held senior roles in the information industry. Ms de Stricker is a frequent contributor to the professional literature and to conferences.
Articles by Ulla de Stricker:
What Shall We Do About ... or With ... Social Media?
Monday, 10th December 2012
Reviewing a smorgasbord of articles on the subject of PR and communications, Ulla de Stricker highlights how the pieces demonstrate the wealth of ways that social media can reach current and new fans but also how this can present potential headaches.
The importance of being earnest: About requirements and purpose
Tuesday, 6th April 2010
Why is it that employees often complain about the tools they use to keep track of documentation? Ulla de Stricker looks at how this is often caused by a lack of consultation between those selecting and configuring the system on the one hand, and those who are going to use it on the other hand. She stresses the vital importance of information professionals in this process and the value of investing time in attributing metadata to information objects.
The importance of being earnest: About requirements and purpose [ABSTRACT]
Tuesday, 6th April 2010
Why is it that employees often complain about the tools they use to keep track of documentation? Ulla de Stricker looks at how this is often caused by a lack of consultation between those selecting and configuring the system on the one hand, and those who are going to use it on the other hand. She stresses the vital importance of information professionals in this process and the value of investing time in attributing metadata to information objects.
What They Say and Do: Practical Tips for Harvesting Reliable User Feedback for Planning
Saturday, 30th September 2006
What They Say and Do: Practical Tips for Harvesting Reliable User Feedback for Planning
Saturday, 30th September 2006
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