The Future of Scholarly Publication and Communication
Contents
Contents - 1
Current Technological Developments
Visions from the PITAC - Report to the President
Information Technology: Transforming our Society
1.1 Transforming the Way We Communicate
1.2 Transforming the Way We Deal With Information
1.3 Transforming the Way We Learn
1.4 Transforming the Practice of Health Care
1.5 Transforming the Nature of Commerce
1.6 Transforming the Nature of Work
1.7 Transforming How We Design and Build Things
1.8 Transforming How We Conduct Research
1.9 Transforming Our Understanding of the Environment
1.10 Transforming Government
PITAC Committee
Impact on Communication
Newspapers and Journals:
Contents - 2
Searching AltaVista, Excite, InfoSeek, HotBot, etc.
Searching
Solution
PPT-Folie
We are in a "Transition Crisis"
Some Fears
Contents - 3
Some Observations
Looking at Prices
Looking at Libraries
Looking at Publishers
Looking at Funding Institutions
Looking at the Reader
A Summarizing View (of the Paper World)
So, why don't we go electronic?
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Intentions/Obstacles: The Reader
Intentions/Obstacles: The Author
Intentions/Obstacles: The Publisher
Intentions/Obstacles: The Librarian
Intentions/Obstacles: The Editor
What is the Real "Ware"?
Summarizing View
Contents - 5
What is being done?
Die IuK Initiative Information und Kommunikation der wissenschaftlichen Fachgesellschaften in Deutschland
MathNet: A Network for Mathematics
Vision
Aims of the MathNet Project
Technical Standards
Remote Examination
Putting it all together
Structuring Local Information
Who encodes Metadata in digital Documents ?
Bringing it together
Harvest Architecture
Statistics
Challenges
Building on the enabling resolution passed by the General Assembly in Dresden on August 16, 1998, the Executive Committee of the International Mathematical Union etablishes a
Terms of Reference (a)
Terms of Reference (b)
Terms of Reference (c)
Terms of Reference (d)
Terms of Reference (e)
Final Summary
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