Systems

Steve Vinoski of Iona says … > As I noted nearly two years ago in this column, many distributed integration applications,

Record creation guidelines for the Registry of Digital Masters are now available. > Record Creation Guidelines are based on two

The Personalisation in presentation services homepage [https://www.therightplace.plus.com/jp/index.html] provides access to a report recently

One of the most interesting developments of the last year or so has been the emergence of Amazon, Google, eBay

Murrary-Rust and Rzepa discuss ‘datuments’, where a datument is “a combination of data and document created using formal markup to

We tend to think of standards as a good thing without always thinking about the incentives for adoption among various

I notice that the A9 search box now appears on Amazon. There is also an A9 Toolbar [https://toolbar.a9.

The Microsoft Internet Explorer Weblog is at IEBlog [https://blogs.msdn.com/ie/] . Not much there yet. > Our goal

The House of Commons – Science and Technology – Tenth Report [https://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm200304/cmselect/cmsctech/399/39903.

A nice description of the design and technical choices involved in developing a centralized directory of collection and service description.

Duke is providing its incoming freshmen with a free iPod. > Students also will be able to use the devices

This is a phrase used by Dan Bricklin. Here is what he says about it: I will call this software