Resolving Conflicts Arising from the Privatization of Environmental Data (2001) / Chapter Skim
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Environmental Information Systems 35 The Cycle for Updating Environmental Information Systems Information systems build on existing capabilities, and participants at all levels determine which incremental changes should be made. Refining the system is a cyclic process of (1)
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On the other hand, keeping up with changes in the core products will pose a challenge to all users, including private-sector organizations, which will have to update their business plans regularly. The trunk, roots, and branches on an environmental information tree have to work together in an efficient and cost-effective manner to serve the needs of end users.
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