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Book review: INTELLIGENT DATABASES: OBJECT-ORIENTED, DEDUCTIVE HYPERMEDIA TECHNOLOGIES by K. Parsaye, M. Chignell, S. Khoshafian & H. Wong (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1989)

Of all the fields within the high technology industry, database systems is one that has changed most dramatically over the last ten years. These changes, particularly along the lines of hypermedia, will profoundly affect how all of us, not just computer scientists, will interact with, manage, create, and learn new information. If you are feeling somewhat "low-tech" and uninformed in a fast-paced, high-tech world, this book may be a good investment. It conveys to the reader both a sense of excitement about and a mastery over this evolving discipline.