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e-Business No Longer An Either-Or Technology Decision

July 20th, 2010 Articles, Human-computer interaction, Information Network, Information systems, Marketing

Many thought it was archaic and dying, but after almost three decades years of existence, one of the most widely deployed standards for conducing e-Business transactions is as strong as ever, and even continuing to grow. At the same time, newer standards are evolving and competing for ubiquity in an ever-changing [...]

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Library Automation in Bangladesh: The Dhaka University Library Experiences

August 16th, 2009 Data modeling, Digital libraries, Featured, Human-computer interaction, Library Science, Research, information science

ABSTRACT
This article attempts to discuss the concept of library automation, status of library automation in Bangladesh, Dhaka University Library and their Automation Project. The paper also presents the model of Dhaka University Library Automation Project (DULAP). Further, it discusses the online access and internet browsing system and how to use GoPAC. The study also has [...]

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UNESCO’s free software for developing countries

August 16th, 2009 Digital information system, Digital libraries, Documentation, Human-computer interaction, Web information systems

UNESCO’s CDS/ISIS for Microcomputers is one of the most widely used information retrieval packages not only in Bangladesh but also in the world. UNESCO provides the software to the developing countries free of cost.
In the developing countries like India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Uganda, Kenya, Argentina and Brazil CDS/ISIS have played the major role of carrying [...]

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