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Main Author: Borgman, Christine L.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1995
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ513851
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author Borgman, Christine L.
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Borgman, Christine L.
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contents Information Retrieval or Information Morass? Implications of Library Automation and Computing Networks in Central and Eastern Europe for the Creation of a Global Information Infrastructure. Borgman, Christine L. Computer Networks Foreign Countries Global Approach Information Retrieval Information Transfer Library Automation Longitudinal Studies Discussion of the Global Information Infrastructure (GII) focuses on a longitudinal study conducted in Central and Eastern Europe that investigated two issues: (1) the relationship between computing networks and library automation in establishing a national information infrastructure, and (2) requirements for library automation for exchanging information resources within each country and via the GII. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Information Retrieval or Information Morass? Implications of Library Automation and Computing Networks in Central and Eastern Europe for the Creation of a Global Information Infrastructure.
Borgman, Christine L.
Computer Networks
Foreign Countries
Global Approach
Information Retrieval
Information Transfer
Library Automation
Longitudinal Studies
Information Retrieval or Information Morass? Implications of Library Automation and Computing Networks in Central and Eastern Europe for the Creation of a Global Information Infrastructure. Borgman, Christine L. Computer Networks Foreign Countries Global Approach Information Retrieval Information Transfer Library Automation Longitudinal Studies Discussion of the Global Information Infrastructure (GII) focuses on a longitudinal study conducted in Central and Eastern Europe that investigated two issues: (1) the relationship between computing networks and library automation in establishing a national information infrastructure, and (2) requirements for library automation for exchanging information resources within each country and via the GII. (Author/LRW)
title Information Retrieval or Information Morass? Implications of Library Automation and Computing Networks in Central and Eastern Europe for the Creation of a Global Information Infrastructure.
topic Computer Networks
Foreign Countries
Global Approach
Information Retrieval
Information Transfer
Library Automation
Longitudinal Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ513851