Standardization of Contents Record as a Condition of Effective Infobroker’s Practice

Abstract

Information broking education, both in the form of graduate studies and humanities specialties, systematically increases the number of graduates able to create an individual infobroking culture within organizations. This determines the effectiveness of decision-making processes and, consequently, the possibility to succeed and gain competitive advantage. The success is achieved using modern methods, appropriate for organizations that participate in the processes of knowledge creation as the final product.

Authorization of content sources, standardization of forms of recording, rationalization of processes of experience accumulation and knowledge sharing as well as optimization of transparent decision-making processes are basic actions that create the culture of modern organizations.

Infobroking practice ultimately leads to creation of specific content. This applies to infobroking understood both as classic services of searching information on demand as well as systems infobroking with its problematic relevance of knowledge and intellectual-mental conditions of organization. The effectiveness of the infobroking practice is generally recognized as content. However, content recording standards – starting at the level of the file name – are directly related to the level of knowledge communication process optimization. Analyzing these standards is looking for the optimal form of file names as the simplest and the most massive component of knowledge communication processes. In modern organizations these processes have become a critical factor in their effectiveness.