Information Technology Serving Society

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
GUEST SPEAKERS, Page ix
PARTICIPANTS, Page x
SPECIAL OBSERVERS, Pages xi-xii
FOREWORD, Page xiii, Robert Maxwell
CHAPTER 1 - INFORMATION TRANSFER IN A GIFTED AGE, Pages 1-4, ROBERT L. CHARTRAND
CHAPTER 2 - INFORMATION POLICY AND TECHNOLOGY IN TRANSITION, Pages 5-12, JOSEPH BECKER
COMMENTS ON PAPERS OF:, Pages 13-26, ROBERT LEE CHARTRAND, JOSEPH BECKER
CHAPTER 3 - COMBINING COMPUTING POWER AND HUMAN INGENUITY: A STUDY IN SYNERGISM, Pages 27-32, CARL HAMMER
CHAPTER 4 - “MORE” IS NOT NECESSARILY “BETTER”, Pages 33-38, PAULINE A. ATHERTON
COMMENTS ON PAPERS OF:, Pages 39-54, CARL HAMMER, PAULINE A. ATHERTON
CHAPTER 5 - PROVIDING INFORMATION TO THE CONGRESS, Pages 55-59, GILBERT GUDE
CHAPTER 6 - DECISION INFORMATION AND THE DECISION-MAKER, Pages 61-63, HARRY S. HAVENS
COMMENTS ON PAPERS OF:, Pages 65-80, HONORABLE GILBERT GUDE, HARRY S. HAVENS
CHAPTER 7 - INFORMATION COLLECTION AND PROTECTION: A GOVERNMENTAL DILEMMA, Pages 81-85, RUTH M. DAVIS
CHAPTER 8 - INFORMATION SUPPORT FOR CITIZENS: THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY, Pages 87-94, MARY GARDINER JONES
COMMENTS ON PAPERS OF:, Pages 95-106, RUTH M. DAVIS, MARY GARDINER JONES
CHAPTER 9 - LEGISLATIVE INFORMATION NEEDS: DREAMS AND REALITIES, Pages 107-112, CHARLES ROSE
CHAPTER 10 - WHERE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IS TAKING US, Pages 113-117, JACK W. CARLSON
TWO SEMINARS IN PERSPECTIVE: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVING SOCIETY: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE, Pages 119-124, JOHN M. RICHARDSON Jr.
COMMENTS ON PAPERS OF:, Pages 125-134, HONORABLE CHARLES ROSE, JACK W. CARLSON, JOHN M. RICHARDSON Jr.
ABOUT THE SPEAKERS, Pages 135-138
BIBLIOGRAPHY, Pages 139-144
INDEX, Pages 145-150