A Universal Concept for the Systematic Arrangement of Static Data

Many organizations are accustomed to considering the strategic data in their possession as an exclusive resource that requires a specific data base structure and management software. This way of perceiving things leads them to develop exclusive management tools related to their own specific applicat...

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Published in:Tʻu shu kuan hsüeh yü tzŭ hsün kʻo hsüeh 1988-10, Vol.14 (2)
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