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Getting Started With Cloud Computing

Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. I. General concerns: 1. Perspectives on cloud computing in libraries/Heather Lea Moulaison and Edward M. Corrado. 2. Understanding the cloud: an introduction to the cloud/Rosalyn Metz. 3. Cloud computing : pros and cons/H. Frank Cervone. 4. What cloud computing means for libraries/Erik Mitchell. 5. Head in the clouds? a librarian/vendor perspective on cloud computing/Carl Grant. 6. Cloud computing for LIS education/Christinger R. Tomer and Susan W, Alman. II. Technologies: 7. Library discovery services: from the Ground to the cloud/Marshall Breeding. 8. Koha in the cloud/Christopher R. Nighswonger and Nicole C. Engard. 9. Leveraging OCLC cooperative library data in the cloud via web services/Karen A. Coombs. 10. Building push-button repositories in the cloud with Dspace and Amazon web services/John Davison. .This book is designed as a start-up guide to cloud computing in libraries. Although librarians have been interested in cloud computing for a while and many libraries have used it until now no book has tackled the intricacies of cloud-based computing and services from an information professionals point of view.Getting Started with Cloud Computing is meant to help readers understand more about cloud computing in general in easy-to-understand terms. It is also designed to explain cloud computing as it pertains to library community. Cloud computing can be defined in a number of ways, but this book takes the broadest possible approach, considering any use of remote computing power accessed though the internet as a kind of cloud computing that will be of interest to librarians. After learning more about cloud computing and seeing how it pertains to libraries, readers will understand the requirements for trying various cloud computing projects at their own institutions. (jacket). Nº de ref. del artículo: 111429

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