Prospective Conversion: Data Transfer between Fossil and New Microcomputer Technologies in Libraries.

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Main Authors: Vratny-Watts, Janet, Valauskas, Edward J.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1989
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author Vratny-Watts, Janet
Valauskas, Edward J.
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Valauskas, Edward J.
Vratny-Watts, Janet
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contents Prospective Conversion: Data Transfer between Fossil and New Microcomputer Technologies in Libraries. Vratny-Watts, Janet Valauskas, Edward J. Case Studies Computer Software Computer Storage Devices Cost Effectiveness Database Management Systems Information Storage Library Automation Microcomputers Discusses the technological changes that will necessitate the prospective conversion of library data over the next decade and addresses the problems of converting data from obsolete personal computers to newer models that feature radically different operating systems. Three case studies are used to illustrate possible scenarios. (11 references) (Author/CLB)
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spellingShingle Prospective Conversion: Data Transfer between Fossil and New Microcomputer Technologies in Libraries.
Vratny-Watts, Janet
Valauskas, Edward J.
Case Studies
Computer Software
Computer Storage Devices
Cost Effectiveness
Database Management Systems
Information Storage
Library Automation
Microcomputers
Prospective Conversion: Data Transfer between Fossil and New Microcomputer Technologies in Libraries. Vratny-Watts, Janet Valauskas, Edward J. Case Studies Computer Software Computer Storage Devices Cost Effectiveness Database Management Systems Information Storage Library Automation Microcomputers Discusses the technological changes that will necessitate the prospective conversion of library data over the next decade and addresses the problems of converting data from obsolete personal computers to newer models that feature radically different operating systems. Three case studies are used to illustrate possible scenarios. (11 references) (Author/CLB)
title Prospective Conversion: Data Transfer between Fossil and New Microcomputer Technologies in Libraries.
topic Case Studies
Computer Software
Computer Storage Devices
Cost Effectiveness
Database Management Systems
Information Storage
Library Automation
Microcomputers
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ395501