Today we attend to complex changes both in economic and social field. The transition through an information society to knowledge based society, where intangible resources are more important, affects all areas of life: business, education, culture, etc. In these circumstances, the information becomes a very important element, because who controls the information owns the power, especially when competition intensifies. The appearance of modern ways of communications facilitates the access to information and, in the same time, eliminates distances. Our economic and social life is becoming more and more knowledge-driven. It has by now become a truism to say that we live in an information society. But we have only just begun to explore and understand the very real and everyday consequences. One of these is the growing importance of knowledge.