CNI Task Force Meeting: A Summary Report
Colby Mariva Riggs
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Colby Mariva Riggs
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Purpose To report on the Coalition for Networked Information (CNI) held the Spring 2005 Task Force Meeting for its Task Force representatives and other participants in Washington, DC, on April 4‐5, 2005. Design/methodology/approach Provides a concise review of the conference. Findings The meeting offered a wide variety of timely presentations that advanced and reported on CNI’s programs, projects and issues from Task Force member institutions and emphasized significant activities on the national and international arenas. Originality/value This paper is a useful summary of a conference of interest to library and information management professionals.
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Purpose To report on the Coalition for Networked Information (CNI) held the Spring 2005 Task Force Meeting for its Task Force representatives and other participants in Washington, DC, on April 4‐5, 2005. Design/methodology/approach Provides a concise review of the conference. Findings The meeting offered a wide variety of timely presentations that advanced and reported on CNI’s programs, projects and issues from Task Force member institutions and emphasized significant activities on the national and international arenas. Originality/value This paper is a useful summary of a conference of interest to library and information management professionals.
Key concepts: Task force, Originality, Task (project management), Variety (cybernetics), Computer science, Value (mathematics), National library, Political science