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      <title>NISS: National Information Services and Systems</title>
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      <description>NISS. What does it mean ? What does it do ? Why ? Answers to these questions will strike different chords for everyone reading this article, depending upon your experience of networked information resources and the type or area of work with which you&amp;rsquo;re involved. Can NISS help with your work ?
NISS provides information services for the education community, and specifically for the UK higher education community. Electronic information services, so you&amp;rsquo;ll need a computer.</description>
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