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Autore principale: Palmer, Richard Phillips
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1973
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contents Case Studies in Library Computer Systems. Palmer, Richard Phillips Case Studies Computer Oriented Programs Computer Science Computers Cost Effectiveness Costs Library Acquisition Library Circulation Library Expenditures Twenty descriptive case studies of computer applications in a variety of libraries are presented in this book. Computerized circulation, serial and acquisition systems in public, high school, college, university and business libraries are included. Each of the studies discusses: 1) the environment in which the system operates, 2) the objectives of the library and the system, 3) the computer equipment and programing used, 4) what the system does and how it operates, 5) the costs involved, 6) aspects that should be considered by librarians who are wondering whether a computer system would meet their specific requirements. A final section summarizes the salient features of each type of system and comments upon them. Some major practical reasons are given for automating library functions: to do something less expensively, faster or more accurately, to do something that can no longer be done effectively manually, or to do something that cannot be done manually at all. (JG)
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spellingShingle Case Studies in Library Computer Systems.
Palmer, Richard Phillips
Case Studies
Computer Oriented Programs
Computer Science
Computers
Cost Effectiveness
Costs
Library Acquisition
Library Circulation
Library Expenditures
Case Studies in Library Computer Systems. Palmer, Richard Phillips Case Studies Computer Oriented Programs Computer Science Computers Cost Effectiveness Costs Library Acquisition Library Circulation Library Expenditures Twenty descriptive case studies of computer applications in a variety of libraries are presented in this book. Computerized circulation, serial and acquisition systems in public, high school, college, university and business libraries are included. Each of the studies discusses: 1) the environment in which the system operates, 2) the objectives of the library and the system, 3) the computer equipment and programing used, 4) what the system does and how it operates, 5) the costs involved, 6) aspects that should be considered by librarians who are wondering whether a computer system would meet their specific requirements. A final section summarizes the salient features of each type of system and comments upon them. Some major practical reasons are given for automating library functions: to do something less expensively, faster or more accurately, to do something that can no longer be done effectively manually, or to do something that cannot be done manually at all. (JG)
title Case Studies in Library Computer Systems.
topic Case Studies
Computer Oriented Programs
Computer Science
Computers
Cost Effectiveness
Costs
Library Acquisition
Library Circulation
Library Expenditures
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED086193