AN ASSESSMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR THE INDEXATION AND ANALYSIS OF ONLINE PUBLICATIONS

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Keywords
assessment of information systems, online publications, indexation of information

Abstract
The article studies the methodological issues related to assessing the information systems for the indexation and analysis of information available on the Internet. The comparative analysis of such information systems can be performed only after we define in advance assessment indicators and experts determine their levels of significance (weighted coefficients) in addition to providing access to the necessary data sources. In this research, the latter are represented by a number of Internet resources, which provide characteristics and information about the architecture solutions effective on the market nowadays. As a result of the determined weaknesses and disadvantages of the implemented systems, the last part of the research offers a concept for the development of a similar information system. Based on this, the article outlines the advantages of this concept in comparison with the existing alternative solutions.

JEL: C8, L86
Pages: 19

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