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Montclair State University Library was migrating from one library system to another in June 2003. This document discusses some of the people issues that can arise during a library system migration. It identifies four main issues: lack of communication about the change, difficulty adapting to a new environment, fears about jobs becoming obsolete, and resistance to breaking traditions. The document then provides solutions to each issue, such as explaining the need for change, hosting training sessions, and taking field trips. It emphasizes the importance of communication, training staff at all stages of migration, and breaking down "invisible fences" by considering work processes when implementing a new system.
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Networkcentric operations: The improvement of the standardizing communication network protocols such as network devices, high- speed data will provide to access the data to collect, distribute, create and exploit very fast. There are three critical elements which must be in place to achieve this goal:
Sensor grids. Small sensor devices are connected to the computers to filter different types of data, highlighting areas and anomalies to which the organization should pay attention ((Watson et al. 2010).
High- quality visual information. Along with all the sophisticated modeling and the simulation capabilities and the displaying the technology, high- quality visualized information will provide dramatically create better awareness about the market place, operations and the environmental impact.
Value- added command and control process: Great information will make the loop of control shorter, effectively taking the decisions rights away from the competitors and providing rapid feedback to frontline workers.
Self synchronizing systems: In general, leaders are worked from the top down to get synchronization of effort. In the future, data in the organizations will be used to get self synchronization to improve a well organized work force to coordinate the tough or complex activities.
Feedback Loop: The main feature of self- synchronization is the creation of the closed feedback loops which enable the individuals and groups to make their behavior dynamically. Researchers have already demonstrated the power of feedback to change behavior (Zoutman et al. 2004).
Informal Information management: Finally, companies have great unmined resources in the data which kept by the knowledge workers in their own personal fi ...
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