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In the new or knowledge economy, the importance of innovation and creativity to business is high. The journal article is a true knowledge product - context rich, focused, a route to new networks and probably under-utilised. This article explores the current challenges and new roles for serials librarians in the private sector, as they face both technical opportunities and complexity, as well the challenge of seeking value from the investment in serials and justification for the investment itself.

Keywords: KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY ,   NEW ECONOMY ,   INNOVATION ,   ENTREPRENEURSHIP ,   BUSINESS DRIVERS ,   VALUE CHAIN ,   KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT ,   PARTNERSHIP ,   NEGOTIATION ,   DIGITAL LIBRARY ,   PROCESS OPTIMISATION  

How to Cite: Ward, S., 2003. Serials and Enterprise-Wide Information Management. Serials, 13(3), pp.149–156. DOI: http://doi.org/10.1629/13149