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Information and Information Systems

by Michael Buckland

Series: New Directions in Information Management (25)

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Michael Buckland offers an examination of information and information systems which is comparative rather than technical in approach. Using explicitly defined terms, Buckland interprets the nature of retrieval-based information systems such as museums, archives, libraries, and online databases, and their relative social utility.… (more)
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