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FID Conference in Graz, Austria, 20-25 October 1996

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (B. Schmeikal)
Tue Sep 10 22:07:03 1996

Date: Tue, 10 Sep 1996 19:45:34 -0500 (CDT)
From: "B. Schmeikal" <schmeika@isis.wu-wien.ac.at>
To: Multiple recipients of list PACS-L <PACS-L@UHUPVM1.UH.EDU>
Reply-To: Public-Access Computer Systems Forum <PACS-L@UHUPVM1.UH.EDU>

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48th FID Conference and Congress
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Graz/ Austria, 20-25 October 1996

Pre-Congress Seminars: 20-22 October 1996
Main Conference: 23-25 October 1996



Globalization of Information
The Networking Information Society
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Final Announcement

The Globalization  of Information  in the  Networking  Information
Society has  been taken  as the  main theme  for this  year's con-
ference. By  taking this  theme FID  wishes to  shed light  on the
different aspects  in our  networking  Society.  FID  is  a  major
catalyst in  making  clear  that  synergy  between  the  different
information, knowledge  and communication  areas as  well  as  the
public, private  and academic sectors are of the utmost importance
to prosperity  and peace  in the future. The private individual is
also being  recognized as  a major force in the development of the
Information Society.

This Conference  will be  of interest  to a  very large  audience.
Networks  affect   all  levels   of   our   Society.   Information
Superhighways and  the physical  Infrastructure that  is currently
being built  affects  such  issues  as  democratization,  liberty,
fraternity and equality. This not only affects the way in which we
do business and other transactions, but affects the individual all
over the  world. The  consequences for  Information  professionals
will also  be tremendous.  We will  need  to  move  out  from  our
sectoral way of thinking to a more synergistic approach. This will
also mean  that we  will need to transform from career planners to
career strategists in an ever changing situation.

The programme  includes many themes and subjects which are the key
elements in  entering the  Information Society  of today.  Ranging
from  networking   and  access,   information  superhighways   and
infrastructures,  knowledge-based   generation,  quality   issues,
information science,  intellectual property, lifelong learning and
distance education,  integrity, the  consequences on  business and
industry -  including SMEs,  the Environment and the impact on the
information professional are all taken up in this programme.

The conference  is  of  great  interest  to  a  wide  audience  of
information professionals  from all  sectors of  the  information,
knowledge and communication area as well as information users from
all sectors of Society.

Austrian Local Organizing Committee: Oesterreichische Gesellschaft  fuer
Dokumentation und  Information,  and  JOANNEUM  RESEARCH


Main Conference  and Pre-Congress Seminars Programme
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The latest updated version is available at the Website:
http://ima023.joanneum.ac.at/fid


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