The Dewey Decimal Classification system is used throughout the library with DVDS, audiobooks, and more. The only section at TPL that does not go by Dewey is the fiction section.

The “Dewey Decimal problem” extends far beyond narrow-minded innovation labs, though. It inhibits the everyday innovation of everyone in the workplace.

Melvil Dewey, the inventor of the Dewey Decimal System, was born on December 10, 1851. Among other things, Dewey was a self-proclaimed reformer, so when working for the Amherst College library in ...

The library Dewey Decimal system groups books into 10 categories numbered 000 through 900, then divides even further within each subject to reach higher levels of specificity. Dewey, currently on its ...

They've just used a game called Within Range to ... teach the Dewey Decimal System. [Update: It's the Library of Congress classification system.