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Information Management for the 21st Century: Do Computer Screens Really Reflect Up?
Advancements in technology offer many new ways to access and manage information. These opportunities open doors for collaboration and help advocates do their jobs better. Some organizations already are taking advantage of new technology to develop the Internet library, and hundreds of helpful Web sites are available. The time is ripe for the community to implement a shared vision for information management.
