AIIM W128

We are currently faced with an ever-increasing overload of information and must decide how we will go about mastering it. An individual can read approximately 100 pages per day, but at the same time 15 million new pages are added to the Internet daily. Our limited human capabilities can no longer filter out the information that is relevant to us. We therefore need the support of a machine which facilitates the exchange of knowledge by storing information and enabling personal, associative access to it through the lowest common denominator in human communication: The common human index is natural written and spoken language. All other types of indexing are limited aids which humans must first learn to use before they can employ them. To sum it up, the standard has already been set and recognised as natural language, but where are the systems which have adapted this natural standard?View summary and Table of Contents (PDF)

Product Details

Published:

06/01/2002

ISBN(s):

3936534012

Number of Pages:

64

File Size:

1 file , 1.9 MB

Part of:

Six Industry White Papers on Records, Document, and Enterprise Content Management for the Public Sector