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    Web and Electronic Publishing Trends

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    The Shrinking Supply Chains of Information

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    The development of Internet has revolutionized the businesses across the globe by streamlining their supply chain, thereby achieving substantial cost reduction. The concept of "agile and lean manufacturing", which brought in radical changes in manufacturing systems all over the world has its bearing on the development of open standards and efficient networking across the corporate houses. In this paper, we look how the learnings from manufacturing sector could be translated into the "information industry", so as to develop libraries for the next millennium. We develop the supply chain of information, extending right from the point of origin to the point of use, thereby identifying the non-value adding delays in the process. The model is illustrated, without loss of generality, through the example of a journal publication. The paper brings out a decision model for effective deployment of technology for minimising these delays. The various stumbling blocks in this re-engineering exercise along with possible ways of elimination are also discussed. The pro-active libraries, constrained by resource limitation, can achieve quantum jumps in development, if technology is judiciously deployed to eliminate the delays in the supply chain. The main objective of this work is to develop a working strategy for developing "agile" libraries that are quick and flexible, to respond to the changing needs of the end user. The paper also details the policy measures required for the effective implementation of the supply chain model

    Prerequisites and Selection Criteria of Multimedia Authoring Tools (MAT)

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    The integration of audio, video, graphics and text on the desktop promises to fundamentally challenge the centuries old printed document as the basis of information exchange. Before this potential can be realized, however, systems must be devised that enable the production and presentation of complex, inter-related media objects. These systems are generically called multimedia-authoring tools. This article will discuss about different aspects of Multimedia Authoring Tools (MAT), its categorization, most common features and prerequisites. A special attention has been given to discuss the most common features of MAT and the best possible evaluation criteria of authoring packages. Lastly, three most popular MAT with their brief features are presented

    Building Digital Libraries: Data Capture

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    Digital Libraries: Selection of Materials for Scanning

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    Digitisation of documents is becoming a major activity in libraries and archives in the world. The libraries and archives that contain some of the valuable resources are either beginning to digitise their documents or trying to find resources to do so. The very activity of digitisation makes the job an activity that has both local as well as global implications

    Computer Aided Teaching Packages

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    Having recognized the importance of education and the teaching methodology, which plays a vital role, in the teaching-learning process in the modern electronic age, an attempt has been made in this paper to explore some of the important electronic resources, which aid in the teaching-learning process

    Using Multimedia Database with WWWISIS on Win9x/NT

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    The paper attempts to discuss the various issues in using wwwisis software on win9x/NT platform, with a multimedia database having images, audio and video files

    DRTC Digital Library of Seminar and Conference Proceedings: A Proposed Model

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    Electronic Publishing: An Overview

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    Journal selection and the theory of marginal utility

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    Author was a student of Documentation Research and Traning Centre (DRTC), Bangalore. Now working at Central Library, IIT Kharagpur, West Bengal.Journal selection is very crucial point in the Net environment and in limited budget in any library and information centre. This article emphasises on limited budget and tries to find solution of the problem in journal selection by using the Theory of Marginal Ulitity. Also discussed here is how Bradford's Law is effective for cost analysis and journal selection. This alternative approach tries to find out the solution for best selection and optimum utility of the budget

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