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Permalink Reply by Gautam Bahl on December 8, 2010 at 20:41

Dear Yaseen,

The term souns interesting............Before commenting anything, I would like to know the title and author of the article of which you have read the term.

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Permalink Reply by Dr. Veerbala Sharma on December 8, 2010 at 22:05

Hi,
Push Technology is the process of automating the searching and delivery of content to a user's PC. Unlike traditional hunt-and-gather methods — using search engines like Google or AltaVista to actively seek out information on the Internet or an intranet — push is relatively passive, requiring little human interaction.

Users subscribe to content "channels" that correspond to various topics or categories such as current events, financial information, industry specific news, sports and entertainment, and updated stock quotes. The type of information and the frequency of delivery can be configured to suit an individual user's preference.

For details please read this
http://www.library.ca.gov/crb/97/notes/V4n6.pdf

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Permalink Reply by Mohammad Yaseen on December 8, 2010 at 23:29

Dear Gautam,

Yeah Exactly Gutam the term is very interesting that's by i could not stop myself to publish it among the LIS Professional to know more about the term. Well for your kind attention the article's title is "Opportunities for Librarians/Information Managers in Managing Explicit Knowledge in the Internet Era by D. Gayatri"

If have more information so please let me know.

Thanks & regards,
Mohammed Yaseen

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Permalink Reply by Parvez Ahmad on December 9, 2010 at 5:42

Dear Yaseen,
AS i observed from many documents, "push technology is that tech, through in which users can get information on their desktops without requesting of same. eg. suppose anyone have desktop gadgets for currency conversion or weather information.
on other hands 'pull technology' that technology through users get information on request basis on their desktops.
e.g. subscription of RSS feeds of any website.

thanks
pvz

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Permalink Reply by Nadeem Sohail on December 9, 2010 at 16:48

Hi
Push Technology is nothing but the communication through the internet or you can say that “Internet based communication” technology. Audio-Video Conferencing, Instant Messaging, email are the example of Push Technology.LIS professionals use this service for the online reference service, send the reminder, let the patrons keep update about the latest development of their libraries.

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Permalink Reply by Jayshree Dave on December 9, 2010 at 17:38

Push technology is very much like a free version of magazine home delivery. Simply put, push technology automatically delivers information through channels which are delivered directly  to your desktop throughout the day. Think of channels as magazines; they can contain news, sports scores, stock information, and even     links to other places on the Internet where you can find more information on a particular topic.

How does push technology work? Most push technology content  providers require you to give them a few pieces of personal information, for example, where you live, the names of your favorite sports teams, what stocks you follow, and other areas of interest.  The push content provider then enters this information into a
   "server-side" database (a "server side" database is a database that  is kept on one of the push content provider's computers, or  "servers"). The push content provider then uses this database to determine what information you might be interested in and when they  should send that information to you.

    

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