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2. Pre-integration
Different systems that did not work together and were not equally
supported forced staff to do more work by making them re-enter data
into different systems to get the different outcomes they needed.
Some data also would get left out because it was in a different
system.
3. Why e-Infrastructure?
What is it? Research carried out regionally or globally through
Internet collaborations
E-Infrastructure can provide researchers with shared access to
large data collections, advanced ICT tools for data analysis,
large-scale computing resources [1]
More specifically patient and GIS data can be analyzed and reported
easily on a regular basis
[1]What is e-Infrastrucutre JISC.
http://www.jisc.ac.uk/media/documents/publications/einfrastructure_rtf.rtf.
4. Why is it asymmetrical?
Politics have a large affect on how systems can be integrated. This
is because it all depends where the money comes from.
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5. How did HISP succeed with asymmetricalintegration?
Being flexible
By creating a tool that can be up front or behind the scenes
compatible in many different situations and over time
6. Critiques
This article is told from the point of view of the underdoga NGO
that was not always politically supported.
Although the researchers conducted interviews with many parties, I
think the article was biased. The authors were involved with the
process and trying to implement DHIS.
Seemed like it was trying to sell itself
Barely mentioned things like training and lack of Internet
connection
7. Integration in Interlibrary Loan
ILLiad software has Z39.50, Amazon, Google, Innovative, and many
other options integrated in its software
8. Discussion Question
If everything is integrated then wont everything be a
monopoly?