The future will see a lot of NT based server products and Windows 95 based single workstation products in libraries. It will take a long time for vendors to develop products based on the NT client. This is because the design of Windows 95 makes it easy to use many traditional library products which in most cases will not be compatible with the NT client. Nevertheless the new operating systems will bring revolutions to libraries in terms of traditional job descriptions and library functions. Collection Development Policies in a Web Environment Nancy M. Bolt, Colorado State Library As more and more Web sites become available, libraries are faced with reactive and proactive options.
Most libraries make the Web available to their patrons.
This is the reactive approach. This will be used as a prime example. The presentation explores similarities and differences between print and web selection policies and issues related to implementing them. As a convenient method for organizing and sharing an enterprise's information assets, the intranet may seem to manage knowledge. In reality knowledge management involves far more than providing controlled access to information.