Abstract
In 1981, the Carnegie‐Mellon University Libraries began to expand their usage of CMU's central computing facilities. This paper describes the utilization of three software packages resident on the University's central computers: text editing, text formatting, and electronic mail. The advantages of utilizing central computing resources, the introduction and training in computing systems within the Libraries, and specific computing applications are described. The advantages of electronic mail for organizational communication are discussed, as well as the problems.
Subject
Library and Information Sciences,Information Systems
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2 articles.
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2. Carnegie Mellon University;Campus Strategies for Librarians and Electronic Information;1990