Value-added network services… & beyond
Robert S. Dixon · 1990
The campus computer networks of today run the gamut from nonexistent through rich functionality and connectivity. Network value can be enhanced by the addition of network-based high-level services such as file storage, printing, fax, fuzzy email addresses and information directories. The next step is to organize access to all these services in a consistent menu-driven way, so that the network itself becomes invisible.