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Source

Managing information. 2(1995) no.12, S.22-25

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Abstract

Organizations do not see the creation of information products as a single process and do not manage it as they would the manufacture of other products; there are high costs associated with low quality and badly managed information products, though they are seldom quantified or taken into account; little attention is paid to establishing a value for information product, they often fail to relate their information products to their key objectives; and they usually neglect to provide for appropriate skills in managing and executing their information products