GPO’s ‘Future Digital System’
This excerpt from a speech by Public Printer Bruce James about the GPO’s strategy for collecting, handling and disseminating digital information offers in-plants a look at their own futures as keepers and producers of their organization’s info
Today, for a large and growing share of government documents, there is no longer a requirement for typesetting, printing or binding, and there is no tangible document to make its way to library shelves or otherwise be preserved for the future. A document author begins the process by digitally recording a manuscript on a personal computer. By making this document available through a Web portal there often is no need for an original printing of multiple copies.
- People:
- Bruce James
- Places:
- U.S.
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