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Interesting discussion on tech
Dear STAMAsters,
A forwarded message - apologies for cross-postings.
Gavan
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From: jconvers@CAPCON.NET at hubsmtp
Date: 9/27/96 7:45AM
*To: RECMGMT@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU at hubsmtp
Subject: Interesting discussion on tech
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STHC Listservers,
Thought you might be interested in this post. This web page looks to
be very interesting and full of cool information for folks like us. My
apologies for any cross-postings.
Sandy Tonnesen
Sandia National Laboratories
sltonne@sandia.gov
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Subject: Interesting discussion on tech
Author: jconvers@CAPCON.NET at hubsmtp
Date: 9/27/96 7:45 AM
The World Bank has inaugurated a series of on-line discussions on such
topics as the transfer of Science and Technology to developing nations,
the establishment of community information centers in developing nations
and now a new discussion on education and the role of technology. These
discussions, which have had frequent mention of information technology)
have been interesting partly for what they have NOT considered
and that is the potential role which records management (in both public
and private entities) and archives could play in the activities of the
World Bank, the UN and other players in the development area. They are
maintaining "archives" of these discussions at their web site which is:
http://www.worldbank.org/html/fpd/technet. You can subscribe to the
ongoing discussions by going to that site, selecting NETWORKING and then
THINKTANKS.
Tom Converse, Chief
Records Management Section
Inter-American Development Bank
Washington, DC 20577
(202) 623-3010
thomasc@iadb.org