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Knowledge Management in Organizations can be reviewed from a fields perspective, following the same criteria as per the individual subjects, this is: the relationship of both (individual Subject / Organization) with the 'Real World' and the 'Symbolic World' (documentation in general) that represents the former. In the Subject these fields are: To Experience, to Think, to Teach (meaning to 'show'), to Learn and tl Apply. Following a similar criteria, in the Organization these fields would be: Research, Innovation, Development -(R+I+D), Competitive Intelligence and Production.

Short article (Jaime Sabines hasn't died. Reference works at the Central Library. A must read work) describing the electronic reference works related to Jaime Sabines poet available at the Reference Section, Central Library, Ciudad Juarez Autonomous University, Chihuahua, Mexico.

This short article (The reference services of the University Autonomous of Ciudad Juarez: a panacea for your information ills) describes the different reference services offered in the three libraries of the University Autonomous of Ciudad Juarez, from Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, México. It argues that libraries and particularly reference services must be a panacea for library users' your informational and cognitive "illnesses" (needs).

This short article (The reference services of the University Autonomous of Ciudad Juarez: a panacea for your information illnesses) describes the different reference services offered in the three libraries of the University Autonomous of Ciudad Juarez, from Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, México. It argues that libraries and particularly reference services must be a panacea for library users' your informational and cognitive "illnesses" (needs).

This short article (The reference services of the University Autonomous of Ciudad Juarez: a panacea for your information ills) describes the different reference services offered in the three libraries of the University Autonomous of Ciudad Juarez, from Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, México. It argues that libraries and particularly reference services must be a panacea for library users' your informational and cognitive "illnesses" (needs).