...Isto Huvila; Olle Sköld; Dydimus Zengenene; Lisa Andersson Purpose Data-documentation standards offer diverse means to represent processes, an aspect of datasets that generally lack adequate documentation for their reuse. This study aims to generate new knowledge of to what extent data...

..., technical report, manual, scholarly article, primer, textbook, and standard – based on their form, content, and function. The analysis is informed by the concept of documentality and draws on actor-network theory to conceptualize the agency of documents within a network of technical and social actors...

...Ola Pilerot; Fernando Bolaños Zarate; Rodrigo Donoso Vegas Purpose The aim of this study is to contribute to extended knowledge about the role of standardization of university library operations and its consequences. Design/methodology/approach This research employs a practice-theoretically...

... in the development of preservation knowledge: the early experimental era; era of microfilm experimentation; era of professionalization; era of digital library research; and the era of digital reformatting and mass digitization; and identifies three major trends in its development: empirical inquiry, standardization...

... back to the fitting room. Why? Because women’s clothing sizes, while theoretically standardized, are anything but. If “your” size is a US size 6, your closet undoubtedly includes clothing in sizes 4, 8, and even 10. Our case study suggests that Omeka’s claim to adopt Dublin Core as a standard...

...Jennifer Rowley BS 8723 Structured Vocabularies for Information Retrieval: Part 1: Definitions, Symbols and Abbreviations, and Part 2: Thesauri . London : British Standards Institute   2005 . , ISBN: 0 580 46798 8 (Part 1) , ISBN: 0 580 46799 6 (Part 2) © Emerald Group...