Titlebook: Document Computing; Technologies for Man Ross Wilkinson,Timothy Arnold-Moore,Justin Zobel Book 1998 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1998 busines

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Document Lifecycle,s. There has been extensive office automation in the last few years, so in all likelihood you are sitting next to a computer. Such computers have enabled us to produce documents more rapidly, and these documents have more impressive presentation than was the case in the past. Often, these documents

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Document Publication,whatever reason, a document is to be reused, at some stage it must be made available somewhere for future reference—that is, .—and later found again— that is, .. Retrieval is only possible if the document is . appropriately when it is published; and if the storage is organized such that, given knowl

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Document Discovery,it as a query. It may also be important to consider the user, their context, and the information space. There may be a “real” information need, a“perceived” information need, and a “received” information need, corresponding to the true information need of the user, the information need as the user i

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Case Study: Managing Legislation,ment lifecycle of legislation.. Built by RMIT University’s Multimedia Database Systems group, it combines recent research with commercial office solutions experience in government and the private sector. EnAct was commissioned by the government of Tasmania, a state of Australia, primarily for use by

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137388803ument may be part of the content of a document, an attribute of a document, or both. Similarly, it may not be easy to extract the structure of a document, and it may be helpful to do so only if certain parts of a document are needed or if documents with particular structural properties are required.