Foundations of full text electronic information delivery systems implications for information professionals

This is a wide-reaching discussion of the issues and problems of electronic full text information delivery and its technological foundations. Topics covered include an overview of the information marketplace, the telecommunications foundation, and a discussion of open systems, connectivity, and info...

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Main Author: Kibirige, Harry M. (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York Neal-Schuman Publishers 1996
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Summary:This is a wide-reaching discussion of the issues and problems of electronic full text information delivery and its technological foundations. Topics covered include an overview of the information marketplace, the telecommunications foundation, and a discussion of open systems, connectivity, and information access. The text also explains national and regional networks in the information chain, the networked campus in information consumption, transparent gateway interfaces and the end-user, national information policy initiatives, electronic full-text document delivery systems, and international interfaces and data flow. Containing an additional discussion about the human side of information access, this volume should be of interest to information professionals who want to understand how today's information delivery systems work.
Physical Description:xiii, 221 pages illustration 23 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references (p. [191]-201) and index
ISBN:1555702082
9781555702083