The Montague Institute
In 1992 Jean Graef founded the Montague Institute shortly after seeing a demonstration of the Internet. As a professional librarian with a background in automated systems, she immediately saw the Internet's potential as a global networking standard that would eliminate the costs and delays of proprietary information systems. As a business person, she recognized the opportunity to provide new tools, techniques, and training for information professionals and their clients. The Institute is named for the town of Montague Center, Massachusetts, where its office was located.
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- Education & Networking - Public seminars
- - Private, on-site seminars
- - Conference seminars
- - Roundables
- - Courses
- - Society of Knowledgebase Publishers
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Publications
- Montague Institute Review
- Knowledgebase Editor's Digest
- Customizing & Governing the SharePoint Search System
- CFO's Guide to Intellectual Capital
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Taxonomies & Software
- Montague Institute Index
- Montague Institute Online Lab
- Custom Knowledgebase Software
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