Titlebook: Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism; Proceedings of the I Stefan Klein,Beat Schmid,Hannes Werthner Conference proceedings

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J. G. M. van der Heijdench, als wenn man ihn blo? v?llig unvermittelt dem naturwissenschaftlich-biologischen Krankheitsbegriff gegenüberstellt, welchem gegenüber er für ein undifferenziertes Denken widersprüchlich erscheinen mu?. Denn ein Begriff nach Art des naturwissenschaftlich-biologischen Krankheitsbegriffes, welcher

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Design Principles of Tourist Information Systemstionships between the different participants in the tourist industry. In this article we will discuss important design issues for a destination oriented tourist information system. These design principles are deduced in a top-down manner, taking into consideration the characteristics of the tourist industry.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-7598-9Business Engineering; Information Technology (IT); Internet; Outsourcing; WWW; database; distributed syste

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Conference proceedings 1996rrent developments and build a network of personal relations. The main topics of ENTER 96 are business engineering and standardisation, covering a wide area of subjects like the redesign of touristic products and the processes of their production. This covers, however, not only single business proce

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Clustering in object-oriented distributed system integrating multimedia resources in this kind of distributed environments, the numbers and types of data available to users are being expanded, users may have troubles to access and manipulate these data. Therefore, it is necessary to use an uniform method to manage these distributed resources and to provide convenient and integrated high level services to the users.

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Case Study of Implementation of Information System in Tourismomputerised) should be thoroughly reviewed. Setting the basic tree structure of data to represent all tourism information and upholding fast retrieval are challenges to be carefully followed. User-friendliness, multi-media, INTERNET milieu, etc. are certainly ambitious goals, which cannot be overlooked.