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501	Research application and evaluation of a computerised record system in general practice Gilliland, Andrew Edward William January 1992 (has links) No description available. 020 Information science & librarianship
502	Issues in contemporary academic library management Revill, Donald Herington January 1997 (has links) No description available. 020 Library economics; Performance measures
503	The implications of new developments in technology on searching habits in a chemical company Smith, Elaine Mary Davis January 1991 (has links) No description available. 020
504	The choice of computer-based management information systems in a developing country Amos, A. O. January 1986 (has links) No description available. 020 Information science & librarianship
505	Natural resources for rural development : developing and testing an information system for Espirito Santo Brazil Feitoza, Leandro Roberto January 1997 (has links) No description available. 020 Information science & librarianship
506	Navigating hyperspace : assessing usability Smith, Pauline January 1994 (has links) No description available. 020
507	Johnson, Stansby and english typography 1579-1623 Bland, Mark January 1995 (has links) No description available. 020 Information science & librarianship
508	Some aspects of the cultural and publishing politics of H.G. Wells, 1895-1920 Skelton, Matthew January 2000 (has links) No description available. 020 Information science & librarianship
509	Information strategies for Malaysia : geographical, organisational, political and technological implications for development Alhabshi, Sharifah Mariam Mohammed January 1998 (has links) Malaysia has undergone radical social, economic and political development over the last four decades. The information systems put in place to provide informational support for managing development projects have also changed from manual systems in the 1960s and 1970s, to computerised systems based on batch and on-line processing and networking in the 1980s, and multimedia in the 1990s. Two large-scale information system programmes were studied in detail. The National Project Monitoring System (SETIA) and the National Land Information System (NALIS) involved co-ordination of individualised information systems and sharing of information by agencies at Federal, State (including District) and local authorities. Collection of information and the subsequent analysis of that information was guided by two theoretical frameworks: first the organisational perspectives framed by Web models which help in understanding the dynamics of computing in development; and second the subjective epistemological stance framed by structuration theory which helps to frame an understanding of the complexities of social relations surrounding information systems development. This research demonstrates how organisational behaviour, and a socio-political culture influenced by economic interests and personal ambition, can complicate large scale information systems development. Reluctance to share information; differences of appreciation and awareness and varying levels of understanding of the technology in use; inadequate and incompatible information; inadequate working strategies and standards; and imbalanced infrastructural support are among the major reasons for lack of success. However, in the implementation of information systems, problems related to human factors are not unique to Malaysia; rather they are common even among 'advanced' countries. But developing countries like Malaysia are often more sensitive to changes in economic and political environments. The concluding chapter of this thesis places the information strategy issues in the context of Malaysian and Southeast Asian political and economic events of 1998. 020 Information science & librarianship
510	The development of user education in Ghana Ibrahimah, Mohammed Z. January 1981 (has links) No description available. 020 Information science & librarianship

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