Description
The title aims to quantify the future size of the electronic publishing industry, and provides practical data to support investment decisions in information systems for electronic media and serves as an aid to forward planning. The Impact of Electronic Publishing is the new, second edition of the popular 1996 title 'Electronic Publishing and Libraries: Planning for the Impact and Growth to 2003', resulting from the need for accurate, up-to-date information in the face of fast changing technologies. Two improvements in particular make this edition stand out: on the one hand, material is structured according fields significant to electronic publishing, which makes finding the information desired even easier. On the other hand, the larger format of this edition allows it to present the detailed diagrams more clearly. Further, all sources of the original book are revised and updated.
Chapter
Chapter 3. End User Behaviour
Chapter 4. Measuring the Value of Information
Chapter 5. Electronic Information Industry Structure
Chapter 6. The Key Players
Chapter 7. Publication Formats
Chapter 8. Legal Developments
Chapter 9. Geographical Trends
Chapter 10. Research Disciplines
Chapter 11. BusinessModels as Driver for Change
Chapter 12. Funding Research as a Driver for Change
Chapter 13. Efficiency Improvements as a Driver for Change
Chapter 14. Technology as a Driver for Change
Chapter 15. Data and Datasets as a Driver for Change
Chapter 16. Mining of Text and Data
Chapter 17. E-science and Cyberinfrastructure as Drivers for Change
Chapter 18. Workflow Processes and Virtual Research Environments
Chapter 19. The Semantic Web as a Driver for Change
Chapter 20. MobileDevices as Driver for Change
Chapter 21. Archiving and Preservation as Drivers for Change
Chapter 22. Findability as a Driver for change
Chapter 23. Web 2.0 and Social Collaboration as Drivers for Change
Chapter 25. Timeline – Emergence of Electronic Publishing
Chapter 26. Summary and Recommendations
Chapter 4. Measuring the Value of Information
Chapter 5. Electronic Information Industry Structure
Chapter 6. The Key Players
Chapter 7. Publication Formats
Chapter 8. Legal Developments
Chapter 9. Geographical Trends
Chapter 10. Research Disciplines
Chapter 11. BusinessModels as Driver for Change
Chapter 12. Funding Research as a Driver for Change
Chapter 13. Efficiency Improvements as a Driver for Change
Chapter 14. Technology as a Driver for Change
Chapter 15. Data and Datasets as a Driver for Change
Chapter 16. Mining of Text and Data
Chapter 17. E-science and Cyberinfrastructure as Drivers for Change
Chapter 18. Workflow Processes and Virtual Research Environments
Chapter 19. The Semantic Web as a Driver for Change
Chapter 20. MobileDevices as Driver for Change
Chapter 21. Archiving and Preservation as Drivers for Change
Chapter 22. Findability as a Driver for change
Chapter 23. Web 2.0 and Social Collaboration as Drivers for Change
Chapter 25. Timeline – Emergence of Electronic Publishing
Chapter 26. Summary and Recommendations
The Impact of Electronic Publishing
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