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knowledge management is a process of using a source of strategic knowledge in organizations in order to find key information and organize and transfer it. many organizations adopted knowledge management systems to maintain their stability and usefulness. since there is occupational similarity between informatics experts and librarians, librarians can change to knowledge managers by being inform...

The term color management designs an ensemble of algorithms that provides a framework in which color information can be processed consistently throughout a digital imaging system. This is most commonly achieved through the use of special software packages, known as Color Management System (CMS) software. The purpose of this article is to present some of the scientific principles of color manage...

Chapter 1 The pre-natal death of the Corporate Information System (CIS) project The invisible target principle All critical system attributes must be specified clearly. Invisible targets are usually hard to hit (except by chance). The all-the-holes-in-the-boat principle Your design solutions must satisfy all critical attributes simultaneously. The clear-the-fog-from-the-target principle All cri...

The hand is essential in humans for physical manipulation of their surrounding environment. Allowing the ability to grasp, and differentiated from other animals by an opposing thumb, the main functions include both fine and gross motor skills as well as being a key tool for sensing and understanding the immediate surroundings of their owner. Hand fractures are the most common fractures presenti...

The term “mangled extremity” refers to an injury to an extremity so severe that the viability of the limb is often questionable and loss of the limb a likely outcome. The mangled extremity has been previously defined as a complex fracture with additional involvement of at least two of the following: artery, tendon, nerve, or soft tissue (skin, fat, and muscle). This injury is always a result of...