Co-operation in Library Automation; the COLA Project.

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Main Authors: Ashford, John, And Others
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1975
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And Others
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And Others
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And Others
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contents Co-operation in Library Automation; the COLA Project. Ashford, John And Others Computer Programs Computers Library Automation Library Cooperation Minicomputers Models The first stage of a study on the potential for collaborative development in library automation involved a study of more than 150 recent reports and papers, and visits to library sites in the United Kingdom, Scandinavia, West Germany, and the United States. Systems models were advanced to provide a basis for testing development proposals. Further study was recommended on the following topics: (1) minicomputer based library package systems; (2) the problems of handling non-MARC materials in computerized systems; and (3) the potential for a library oriented computer language. It was concluded that cooperation in library automation is both practical and desirable. (Author/EMH)
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spellingShingle Co-operation in Library Automation; the COLA Project.
Ashford, John
And Others
Computer Programs
Computers
Library Automation
Library Cooperation
Minicomputers
Models
Co-operation in Library Automation; the COLA Project. Ashford, John And Others Computer Programs Computers Library Automation Library Cooperation Minicomputers Models The first stage of a study on the potential for collaborative development in library automation involved a study of more than 150 recent reports and papers, and visits to library sites in the United Kingdom, Scandinavia, West Germany, and the United States. Systems models were advanced to provide a basis for testing development proposals. Further study was recommended on the following topics: (1) minicomputer based library package systems; (2) the problems of handling non-MARC materials in computerized systems; and (3) the potential for a library oriented computer language. It was concluded that cooperation in library automation is both practical and desirable. (Author/EMH)
title Co-operation in Library Automation; the COLA Project.
topic Computer Programs
Computers
Library Automation
Library Cooperation
Minicomputers
Models
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED129249