• Integration of indigenous knowledge into the services of public libraries in South Africa 

  Mhlongo, Maned Annie (2018-01)

  Documented value of indigenous knowledge (IK) in the lives of communities raises the need to facilitate its accessibility. Public libraries in South Africa can play an important role in facilitating access to this knowledge ...
• A framework for access and useof documents heritage at the national archives of Zimbabwe 

  Chaterera, Forget (2017-07)

  The study sought to develop a framework for access and use of documentary heritage at the National Archives of Zimbabwe (NAZ). This followed the realization that access and use is the raison d'être for national archival ...
• A methodology for the evaluation of management information systems at public technical and vocational education and training colleges in South Africa 

  Visser, Margaretha Maria (2017-09)

  The support and promotion of public Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Colleges is fundamental in addressing South Africa’s intermediate-level and artisanal skills as shortages in these areas contribute ...
• Enhancing visibility and accessibility of public archives repositories in South Africa 

  Mukwevho, Nndwamato Jonathan (2017-07)

  Despite the importance of the visibility and accessibility of public archives repositories, various scholars agreed that these repositories in eastern and southern Africa are not known to and are accessed by few people. ...
• Contribution of selected chapter nine institutions to records management in the public sector in South Africa 

  Mojapelo, Makutla Gibson (2017-02)

  Records management plays a significant role in ensuring accountability, transparency and good governance. Chapter nine institutions, on the other hand, are democratic institutions responsible for the promotion of accountability, ...
• Acquisition, transfer and preservation of indigenous knowledge by traditional healers in the Limpopo Province of South Africa 

  Maluleka, Jan Resenga (2017-06)

  Indigenous Knowledge (IK) is in danger of being obliterated due to a number of factors, such as the lack of interest from younger generations, low life expectancy where people die before transferring it to the next generation ...
• Knowledge retention at a platinum mine in the North West Province of South Africa 

  Makhubela, Salmon Salba (2017-02)

  Knowledge retention plays an important role in combating organisational knowledge loss. However, some organisations, including mining companies, still lose organisational knowledge due to employees retiring, resigning, ...
• Electronic records management in the public health sector of the Limpopo province in South Africa 

  Marutha, Ngoako Solomon; Ngulube, Patrick (Journal of the South African Society of Archivists, 2012)

  Implementation of electronic records management appears to be a serious challenge in the public health sector of Limpopo Province, South Africa, which sacrifices quality of health care. The ob-jective of this study was to ...
• The role of medical records in the provision of public healthcare services in the Limpopo province of South Africa2017 

  Marutha, Ngoako Solomon; Ngoepe, Mpho (South African Journal of Information Management (SAJIM), 2017-09-27)

  Background: The importance of medical records to the provision of healthcare services cannot be overemphasised. Medical practitioners need information about previous diagnoses, treatments and prescriptions in order to note ...
• Enterprise content management system implementation readiness to improve medical records management in Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Marutha, Ngoako Solomon; Ngulube, Patrick (2018)

  This study sought to establish readiness for implementation of ECM to improve medical records management in the public hospitals of the Limpopo Province in South Africa. The use of digital systems such as enterprise ...
• User experience evaluation of electronic moderation systems : a case study at a private higher education institution in South Africa 

  Van Staden, Corne Johandia (2017-02)

  The transformation of a manual paper-based moderation process into an electronic moderation (eModeration) process poses unique challenges. These challenges concern academic processes, people and the user experience of ...
• Challenges faced by libraries in a democratic South Africa: A case of three community libraries in Limpopo Province 

  Mojapelo, Samuel Maredi (SAGE, 2017)

  Community libraries are crucial for people to have access to information to satisfy their multiple needs. As custodians of information and knowledge in diverse spheres, they play a role in the socio-economic development ...
• Records management in Friends Church (Quakers) in Kenya 

  Matasio, Jane Francisca (2017-08)

  This study focused on records management in churches, particularly the Friends Church (Quakers) in Kenya. The study sought to find out the record types and formats created or received, establish records management systems ...
• A Namibian digital health innovation ecosystem framework 

  Iyawa, Gloria Ejehiohen (2017-02)

  Digital Health relates to “health information systems which enable the merging of social-care and healthcare systems. This would impact on the organisation, service delivery as well as the technological infrastructure” ...
• The views, adoption and use of e-books by undergraduate students at the University of Namibia 

  Leonard, Anna (2017-02)

  The advancement of Information Communication and Technology, especially the vast development of the Internet, which makes information more widely available to more people, has brought changes to the publishing industry. ...
• Librarian skills in the 21st century workplace: the development, running and analysis of a training scheme for non-traditional library work contexts 

  Isaac-Menard, Rachel (2017-04)

  Research suggests that recently graduated librarians are failing to find work in the traditional library context and consequently are seeking employment in related fields; also that internships are recognized as a valuable ...
• The management and preservation of indigenous knowledge in Dlangubo village in Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa 

  Zimu-Biyela, Acquinatta Nomusa (2016-07)

  The objectives of this study were to establish various practices of indigenous knowledge (IK) commonly used in the Dlangubo village, and methods and tools used in managing IK; to determine ownership protocols and what ...
• Strengthening agricultural knowledge systems for improved rural livelihoods in Morogoro region of Tanzania 

  Mtega, Wulystan Pius (2017-03)

  The importance of agricultural knowledge systems (AKS) especially in rural communities cannot be overemphasized. AKS are important for creation, sharing and enhancing access and usage of agricultural knowledge. They link ...
• Information technology skills and competencies of staff members in the Information Resource Distribution Directorate of the University of South Africa Library 

  Dube, Tinyiko Vivian (2017-01)

  This study was conducted at the UNISA Library. The study sought to investigate the information technology skills and competencies of the library staff members in the Information Resource Distribution directorate of the ...
• Assessing knowledge management systems implementation in Ghanaian universities 

  De-Graft Johnson, Dei (2017-02)

  Knowledge management (KM) is regarded as a strategic asset and a source of competitive advantage for organisations. While the issues of KM have been widely discussed by many researchers, there is a paucity of studies ...

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