Computing, electronic publishing and information technology their impact on academic libraries

• Other Authors: Downes, Robin (Editor)
• Format: Book
• Language: English
• Published: New York The Haworth press 1988
• Subjects: Information technology; Library science > Technological innovations; Libraries, University and college > Automation
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• Item Description: Has also been published as Journal of Library Administration, volume 9 number 4, 1988
• Physical Description: 99 pages 22 cm
• ISBN: 0866567887

Read about the new and exciting initiatives in library computing and the broad range of implications for the organization and staffing of academic libraries. Now that the bibliographic, transaction, and financial databases in many libraries have been completely automated, the emphasis in library computing has moved away from internal library databases toward new areas. The uniquely qualified contributors to Computing, Electronic Publishing, and Information Technology analyze the profound impact that the computerization of academic libraries has had - and will continue to have - on the services, organization, and staffing of university libraries. They also address the concerns involved in electronic publishing and expert systems, including the design and marketing of electronic information products and design of expert systems.