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Information Service Blueprint: A Service Blueprinting Framework for Information-Intensive Services

Service Science, 2014
Information-intensive service (IIS) is a type of service in which information interactions have the most effect on service value creation. Recent innovations of information and communication technology have created various types of IISs, and the literature argues that IIS should be a research priority in this information economy.
Lim, Chie-Hyeon, Kim, Kwang-Jae
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Drug Information Services

1978
Publisher Summary The essential aim of drug information is to encourage the appropriate use and to discourage the inappropriate use of drugs. In operation since 1971, MEDLINE (MEDLARS on-line) is the sophisticated outgrowth of the MEDLARS (Medical literature Analysis and Retrieval System) searching system that operated in a batch mode so effectively ...
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Chemical Information Services

Angewandte Chemie International Edition in English, 1970
AbstractThe definition of information services derives from the demarcation between documentation and information. The main criteria for information services are up‐to‐dateness, clarity, manageability, relevance, and flexibility. In addition to the printed information media (tables of contents, lists of titles, abstract journals) services have been ...
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Service information blueprint: A scheme for defining service information requirements

Journal of Service Science Research, 2015
Access to high quality information is essential for effective design, development and delivery of service. In product-service systems (PSS), this includes both information to support the lifecycles of physical products and associated services and information to support the management of services.
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Self-service activities and formal or informal market services

Applied Economics, 1991
Household can provide themselves with services in different ways. Generally a household can produce a service itself, or buy it on a formal or informal market. On an informal market services are sold at a price substantially lower than on a formal market, because of tax evasion by both consumer and producer.
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Information services

Proceedings of the May 16-18, 1972, spring joint computer conference on - AFIPS '72 (Spring), 1971
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Information Services

Higher Education Abstracts, 2013
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Information science or information service

Journal of Information Science, 1987
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