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The Revolution Yet to Happen
[article]
1998
arXiv
pre-print
The information and the corresponding systems will streamline commerce, but will also provide new levels of personal service, health care, and automation. ...
Cyberspace will provide the basis for wonderful new ways to inform, entertain, and educate people. ...
David Lyon of Cirrus Logic's PCSI division provided information about wireless networks. ...
arXiv:cs/9809010v1
fatcat:vqrpod2uyfbwvj4auvvaw3f3za
Three Faces of Human-Computer Interaction
2005
IEEE Annals of the History of Computing
I examine the origins and evolution of three HCI research foci: computer operation, information systems management, and discretionary use. ...
than with command language systems." ...
One component of information science research can be traced to office automation efforts that sprang up around minicomputers in the 1970s, between the mainframes that spawned information systems and the ...
doi:10.1109/mahc.2005.67
fatcat:hz256frwefg7vkq2bsmuv3w6ju
The Impact of Future Social and Technological Trends On the Dissemination of Census Bureau Information
1992
IASSIST Quarterly
The Impact of Future Social and Technological Trends On the Dissemination of Census Bureau Information ...
In such a system, telecommunications and computers are vital to the exchange of information and knowledge (Bell, 1978) . Multimedia information networks permeate everyday life. ...
Policymakers Should future information dissemination be oriented toward individual users or toward businesses and institutions? ...
doi:10.29173/iq164
fatcat:g32xwupq3zdvzdxtegci37w7b4
A Lesson in Interactive Television Programming: The Home Book Club on QUBE
1981
Information Technology and Libraries
December 1, 1977, Warner Communications christened what has become the most publicized and talked about technological development in the field of cable television: QUBE, its two-way interactive cable system ...
But the future of these broadband communications systems is in interactive retrieval of information as much as it is in entertainment. ...
Organize this information so as to optimally target the specified prob-!em or interest to be as easily retrievable as possible. ...
doi:10.6017/ital.v14i2.5280
fatcat:tix2p3clvzhcbkndbujt2uurhm
Information Retrieval in Digital Libraries: Bringing Search to the Net
1997
Science
These network information systems support search and display of items from organized collections. ...
Traditionally, information retrieval has been a task for professional librarians. ...
of minicomputers and oscilloscopes. ...
doi:10.1126/science.275.5298.327
pmid:8994022
fatcat:tdnp7pgtmrfedkc6cbip7ickim
Challenging Practice: an approach to Cooperative Analysis
1994
DAIMI Report Series
Cooperative Analysis takes as its starting point the tradition of user-involvement in system development in Scandinavia, especially cooperative design. ...
The prototype integrated what was formerly three isolated systems, it supported the use of information entered by, for example, automatically retrieving names and addresses on companies into the word processor ...
Although the main direction in systems development is conceptualised as a movement from analysis via design to realisation, the components are seen as mutually informing each other. ...
doi:10.7146/dpb.v23i465.6938
fatcat:plbdwa5hm5fzzd7aflrctjran4
Access Control
[chapter]
2011
Encyclopedia of Cryptography and Security
Information Service Generating, acquiring, storing, transforming, processing, retrieving, utilizing, or making available information in electromagnetic, digital, or optical form that may be conveyed via ...
) (3) An approach to information storage and retrieval that provides multiple linkages among elements. ...
Such programs build a list that other search engines can use to retrieve faster search results, by following hyperlinks from web page to web page. ...
doi:10.1007/978-1-4419-5906-5_179
fatcat:ibx7eeeyfrgmlfjprx3cnfuvkq
The history of information technology
2011
Annual Review of Information Science and Technology
My discussion here is biased toward books rather than articles. ...
Information Technology vs. ...
In this context the digital computer was precedented by earlier machines and systems for handling information, such as nerve cells, cave paintings, beads on strings, and human language (p. 10-13). ...
doi:10.1002/aris.2011.1440450116
fatcat:typxbgauhvfwbad7but7xiwsrm
Seep Between the Mortar: Sociotechnical Imaginaries in Digital Media at Tate
2020
Stedelijk studies
been possible for the object, the museum, and the Web.[1] Diab DS-101 Computer is both a computer and an artwork.[2] It was created by Richard Hamilton after being invited by Ohio Scientific to create a minicomputer ...
built up by the Information Desk in response to subject enquiries from gallery visitors" and "standard classification systems, such as ICONCLASS," as well as other "subject-based retrieval" systems and ...
More significantly, questions that could have been raised about the colonial origins in the museum's cataloguing system, use of art historical terms, collecting categories, and language appear to have ...
doi:10.54533/stedstud.vol010.art04
fatcat:e362pbxf45frbnhe2pshffqecy
SIPP ACCESS, an information system for complex data: a case study in creating a collaboratory for the social sciences
1995
Internet Research
Discusses the attributes of the collaboratory, and applies the concept developed by computer and physical scientists to the design and operation of the SIPP ACCESS prototype information system for complex ...
The collaboratory represents a scientific research center "without walls" for accessing and sharing data, information, instrumentation and computational resources. ...
ACCESS operation and therefore "matured", and became widely accessible and affordable, only toward the end of the project (and thus too late to be incorporated in the information system) [7] . ...
doi:10.1108/10662249510094777
fatcat:xpxk3seqzzbq7jgqdqqykea25u
Don Lindberg, High performance computing and communications, and telemedicine
2022
Information Services and Use
In answer to a question about how to accelerate progress, he said that vocabulary, language, and data interchange standards were needed, and cited NLM work on a Unified Medical Language System (UMLS). ...
After that, NLM was always placed towards the beginning of the agenda. ...
doi:10.3233/isu-210143
pmid:35600125
pmcid:PMC9108566
fatcat:xit26miffrbtriqw2l3pe3lxb4
The effects of ambient media: What unplugging reveals about being plugged in
2014
First Monday
Simultaneously, ambient media is embedded so deeply into the everyday experience that its existence is becoming invisible to the user. ...
This concept draws on research of awareness systems, which are technologies that provide individuals with the tools to maintain awareness of each others' activities (Aarts, 2004; Chalmers, 2002; Markopoulos ...
Habits or daily routines also point towards the seamless integration of awareness systems into the everyday life. ...
doi:10.5210/fm.v19i8.5220
fatcat:776b3akprvflboptbg7of2vpla
Don Lindberg, High Performance Computing and Communications, and Telemedicine
[chapter]
2022
Studies in Health Technology and Informatics
In answer to a question about how to accelerate progress, he said that vocabulary, language, and data interchange standards were needed, and cited NLM work on a Unified Medical Language System (UMLS). ...
Under Pratt's leadership, DCRT built a campus computing infrastructure focused on time-shared mainframe and minicomputer hardware and software with a locally developed mainframe system called WYLBUR that ...
doi:10.3233/shti210987
pmid:35102834
fatcat:6uxau4hduzbbrcxlf474fjtumu
A material history of bits
2011
Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology
In both the popular press and scholarly research, digital information is persistently discussed in terms that imply its immateriality. ...
This is problematic: however immaterial it might appear, information cannot exist outside of given instantiations in material forms. But what might it mean to talk of bits as material objects? ...
Acknowledgements I would like to dedicate this article to the late Susan Leigh Star, whose pioneering work on infrastructure inspired and informed this project. ...
doi:10.1002/asi.21542
fatcat:6rbbbpsivnanjmv6uqvyuucxue
Information Overload: An International Challenge to Professional Engineers and Technical Communicators
[chapter]
2012
Information Overload
People have become information junkies, and the very tools that cause Information Overload are also the tools that feed their habit. Jonathan B. ...
Ironically, however, overexposure to that critically valuable resource, information, leads to information overload and its detrimental effects. ...
To satisfy this innate need, they are not only equipped with perceptual and cognitive functions but have also developed auxiliary facilities, from languages via books to modern digital media. ...
doi:10.1002/9781118360491.ch1
fatcat:ltz24v6krfgqrepc4rvpg3wzti
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