The First Wave: CD-ROM Adoption in Offices and Libraries: II.
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| author | Paisley, William Butler, Matilda |
| author_facet | Paisley, William Butler, Matilda Paisley, William Butler, Matilda |
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| contents | The First Wave: CD-ROM Adoption in Offices and Libraries: II. Paisley, William Butler, Matilda Adoption (Ideas) Futures (of Society) Information Retrieval Library Automation Microcomputers Office Automation Online Systems Optical Data Disks Technological Advancement The second of two articles discusses topics relating to the development of CD-ROM technology: (1) new applications; (2) the image of what CD-ROM will become; (3) the properties of information, including timeliness, risk, and the relationship between message and medium; and (4) growth issues such as production, pricing, and user training and support. (MES) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1988 |
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| spellingShingle | The First Wave: CD-ROM Adoption in Offices and Libraries: II. Paisley, William Butler, Matilda Adoption (Ideas) Futures (of Society) Information Retrieval Library Automation Microcomputers Office Automation Online Systems Optical Data Disks Technological Advancement The First Wave: CD-ROM Adoption in Offices and Libraries: II. Paisley, William Butler, Matilda Adoption (Ideas) Futures (of Society) Information Retrieval Library Automation Microcomputers Office Automation Online Systems Optical Data Disks Technological Advancement The second of two articles discusses topics relating to the development of CD-ROM technology: (1) new applications; (2) the image of what CD-ROM will become; (3) the properties of information, including timeliness, risk, and the relationship between message and medium; and (4) growth issues such as production, pricing, and user training and support. (MES) |
| title | The First Wave: CD-ROM Adoption in Offices and Libraries: II. |
| topic | Adoption (Ideas) Futures (of Society) Information Retrieval Library Automation Microcomputers Office Automation Online Systems Optical Data Disks Technological Advancement |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ370777 |