Manufacturing and the Internet
Summary
A road map to accessing manufacturing information on the internet providing resources and clear direction for non-Web types. The guide begins with instructions on how to get into and cruise the Net, then goes on to cite where to go to find resources dealing with a variety of manufacturing subjects, including robotics, technology transfer, business process reengineering, statistical quality control, and virtual manufacturing. Each source entry gives an Internet address, and describes the information available at the Web site. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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