The International Journal of Micrographics & Optical Technology
was conceived around 25 years ago as a platform for the publication of
original material (both applied and theoretical), news and new product
information in the fields of micrographics, electronic information transfer,
and workflow. Digital technology is moving at an exponential rate, providing
some extremely exciting challenges -- opportunities -- for new and existing
users of information management technology. Accordingly, Micrographics
has wholly embraced emerging technologies -- CD-ROM, Magneto-Optical,
high-performance image capture, text recognition, storage, indexing
and
retrieval -- providing information about their technological bases, evaluation
and selection of components, and their integration into systems which
enable organisations to remain in control of the information explosion.
Recent issues have featured:
- IT and Business Process Re-engineering
- The benefits of mid-volume scanners in distributed
processing
- Recovery of silver from film processing operations
- Business strategy and document imaging
- Legal implications of using optical media for business
record storage
- The basis and application of LIM-DOW technology
- The evaluation and selection of storage systems
Who reads Micrographics?
- Middle and higher level executives
- Strategic planners
- Network and IT managers
- Information scientists
- Librarians and archivists
- Systems integrators and consultants
- Corporate information managers
Which organisations benefit from Micrographics?
- Medical and healthcare providers
- Legal and financial institutions
- Engineering and design companies
- Creative media organisations (including film and graphic
arts)
- Insurance organisations
- Central and local government
- Public records offices
- Museums and libraries
- Academic institutions
- Business consultancies
- Inter- and intra-network providers
The International Journal of Micrographics & Optical Technology
is published every second month. |
