Wiley, D.L.: Can the traditional abstracting and indexing services survive? : From print to Internet ... (1994)
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- Abstract
- Part of an annual review tracking database industry developments for 1994. Traces the development of online abstracting and indexing services. Economic pressures are now forcing changes in this system. Describes how some of the major scientific databases are developing new production systems to meet changing needs and to position themselves so that they can response to the needs of the superhighway. Abstracting and indexing services need to reengineer themselves to provide the information that the customer wants in the time frame and format demanded
