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Selecting a computer-assisted retrieval system: one answer to office automation.
The Journal of Information and Image Management : JIIM
|October 8, 1983
Summary
Computer-assisted retrieval (CAR) systems merge computers and microfilm for efficient information management. Properly configured CAR systems offer current data access and future scalability for comprehensive office solutions.
Area of Science:
- Information Science
- Computer Science
- Archival Science
Background:
- Traditional information management methods often lack efficiency and scalability.
- The advent of digital technologies presents new opportunities for data organization.
- Microfilm technology offers a stable and cost-effective storage medium.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce and describe Computer-Assisted Retrieval (CAR) systems.
- To highlight the versatility and scalability of CAR systems.
- To emphasize the potential of CAR systems in modern information management.
Main Methods:
- Combining computer technology with microfilm for data indexing and retrieval.
- Utilizing image scanning and digitized technologies for large-scale systems.
- Employing microprocessor-driven systems for smaller, standalone applications.
Main Results:
- CAR systems provide a cost-effective and productive approach to information management.
- Systems can range from large, digitized mass-storage solutions to small, desktop units.
- Properly configured CAR systems ensure immediate access to vital information.
Conclusions:
- CAR systems offer a robust solution for current information needs.
- These systems are designed for growth, capable of evolving into comprehensive office solutions.
- The integration of computer technology with microfilm enhances information accessibility and management efficiency.