... that anyone was going to be left behind in their technical knowledge. It also became clear whose strengths could be used positively for the team and what weaknesses had to be worked on. While this change was positive in some respects, it also had a negative side. Since the implementation schedule...

...Howard Jay Strauss Looks at the prospects of implementing CWIS networks. Considers the issues of cost savings, staff reductions, improved scholarship, time savings, computer resource reductions, data policies, data sharing, and using e‐mail. Argues that the real benefit of CWIS is that it turns...