Networked services, user support and libraries: mutual benefits?
Maria Heijne
Abstract
Maria Heijne
Abstract
Research networking in The Netherlands is exemplified by SURFnet BV. From the start user support has been given a high priority because networked information and communication services are still areas where inexperienced users need a lot of support before being able to benefit from them. However, providing every network user individually with suitable information is a major task and not necessarily one suited to network providers.
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Research networking in The Netherlands is exemplified by SURFnet BV. From the start user support has been given a high priority because networked information and communication services are still areas where inexperienced users need a lot of support before being able to benefit from them. However, providing every network user individually with suitable information is a major task and not necessarily one suited to network providers.
Key concepts: Computer science, Task (project management), World Wide Web, Knowledge management, Engineering, Systems engineering