Abstract
The information "explosion" combined with the capabilities offered by the new technologies poses a new challenge to all those involved in documentation work: pro ducers, librarians, documentation and information specialists, and users. This paper presents an overview of current docu mentation practices in Greece It also addresses subjects associated with documentation work, such as standards. telecommunications networks, education and training, and library automation issues It outlines the progress made in some areas during the recent years and attempts to identify the major problems related to the delayed implementation of modern means and practices in the Greek documentation environment
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