… system power consumption is dominated by the data storage and transfer. Also the area is
heavily influenced by the size of the memory organisation. … background memory organisation …

… More specifically, this work focuses on the system scenario … memory organisation with
up to five memory banks of varying sizes is explored. The limitation in the number of memory …

… is ‘imbricated’ (to paraphrase Bowker, 2005/8) in the recording technologies and media
that afford memory its strength through our mediatised connections with others. This second …

… Sustained national media coverage of such local service failures added urgency to the task
of introducing comprehensive clinical governance arrangements in every NHS organisation. …

… is used instead of a bus-based shared memory. The memory latency with configurable
memory organisation was less than 50% of the latency of the shared memory solution. …

… more efficient use of video and audio media to capture some of the tacit knowledge should
also be investigated in order to create a true hypermedia-based organisational memory. …

… in learning ability from multimedia systems? Multimedia systems typically involve the …
maintain this integrated information activated in memory while processing incoming information. In …

… enterprise information systems quickly adapt to specific domains by reusing existing designs.
We believe that non-transactional information systems, such as organizational memories, …

… Effective multimedia systems require large memory, massive storage and very high
speeds, which most desktops could not provide during the 1980s. In addition, some hardware …

… an organisation’s “corporate memory” … “multimedia” technology as it relates to storage,
retrieval and presentation of contextual information (in the form of stories) within an organisation. …