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Abstract -- Document Management, Digital Libraries and the Web
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Document Management, Digital Libraries and the Web
- Masinter, Larry
( masinter@parc.xerox.com)
Abstract
Document management systems are used by office workgroups and
enterprises to organize and keep track of the valuable intellectual
property assets of their organizations. Digital Library technology is
being developed by many organizations as a way of making the world's
knowledge available through computers and communication technology.
The World-Wide Web is an Internet application being used by companies
and other organizations for promoting their products, doing electronic
commerce, and providing information to the vast number of Internet
users around the world. These three applications share technology
elements, but also have critical differences. The talk notes the
common elements, some of the technical issues common to them all, and
explores the opportunities for synergy when these applications merge.