Open Systems Sing a Siren Song.

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Main Author: Webb, Terry D.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1987
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contents Open Systems Sing a Siren Song. Webb, Terry D. Comparative Analysis Library Automation Man Machine Systems Online Systems Online Vendors Reliability Systems Development Technological Advancement Use Studies Comparison of the use in libraries of open systems--a configuration of software and hardware components from separate vendors linked by interfaces--and integrated systems considers selection of services; reliability; relationships with vendors; time needed to implement systems; and overall effectiveness of both approaches. (CLB)
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spellingShingle Open Systems Sing a Siren Song.
Webb, Terry D.
Comparative Analysis
Library Automation
Man Machine Systems
Online Systems
Online Vendors
Reliability
Systems Development
Technological Advancement
Use Studies
Open Systems Sing a Siren Song. Webb, Terry D. Comparative Analysis Library Automation Man Machine Systems Online Systems Online Vendors Reliability Systems Development Technological Advancement Use Studies Comparison of the use in libraries of open systems--a configuration of software and hardware components from separate vendors linked by interfaces--and integrated systems considers selection of services; reliability; relationships with vendors; time needed to implement systems; and overall effectiveness of both approaches. (CLB)
title Open Systems Sing a Siren Song.
topic Comparative Analysis
Library Automation
Man Machine Systems
Online Systems
Online Vendors
Reliability
Systems Development
Technological Advancement
Use Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ351255