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Industrial executives frequently require special information in order to solve their particular problems. A Sales Manager may have to estimate the market for a new chemical. A Production Engineer may require technical data in order to undertake the highspeed machining of steel. A Works Manager may have to find the correct anticorrosive treatment for a certain type of ferrous metal. This kind of information and much else can often be obtained from those who have a specialist knowledge of the subject. There are also many cases in which the published results of investigations into special problems will be available in libraries.
Aslib Proceedings: New Information Perspectives – Emerald Publishing
Published: Mar 1, 1953
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