Chapter 36 | Quotes From Pages 278-282 1.What they have now, apparently, if you read the text closely, is a situation in which someone scans a televised listing to locate a document, and telephones a library requesting it. The library locates the document, has it copied, and mails the copy to the requester. Total elapsed time, 7 to 10 days. 2.The rule on introductions says that we cannot say anything in the introduction that the reader does not know or will not
accept as true. 3.However, we believe that market forces will not bring such a system about. If the demand for quick access to full texts is to be satisfied, then a demonstration project is required. 4.Overall Assessment: The majority of these problems have arisen due to the cumbersome inefficient nature of the process itself. 5.The person writing the memo thought they could eliminate the first two sets of problems by doing everything on the same computer and the third by imposing discipline on the presenters.
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