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Expanding professional horizons: the challenge of FID in the 1990s

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Wormell, Irene

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TextPublication details: ACURIL [S.l.] 1994Description: [10] pAction note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Notes that apart from the more traditional roles of information professionals or the extended ones, there are new niches developed on the basis of new technology and/or new attitudes on the part of the information user. This makes it necessary to redefine not only the nature of information work but also the profile of those employed to do it. Highlights the role FID intends to play in this evolutionary period.

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Notes that apart from the more traditional roles of information professionals or the extended ones, there are new niches developed on the basis of new technology and/or new attitudes on the part of the information user. This makes it necessary to redefine not only the nature of information work but also the profile of those employed to do it. Highlights the role FID intends to play in this evolutionary period.

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