On-Line Serials Control System in a Large Biomedical Library; Part III: Comparison of On-Line and Batch Operations and Cost Analysis

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Autore principale: Fayollat, James
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1973
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contents On-Line Serials Control System in a Large Biomedical Library; Part III: Comparison of On-Line and Batch Operations and Cost Analysis Fayollat, James Cost Effectiveness Information Retrieval Library Automation Library Technical Processes Serials Special Libraries User Satisfaction (Information) The on-line serials control system in use at the UCLA Biomedical Library is compared with former batch processing and manual procedures. It is evaluated in terms of performance, user satisfaction and costs, and is shown to be superior in these respects. The system makes possible increased productivity and savings. (8 references) (Author/KE)
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spellingShingle On-Line Serials Control System in a Large Biomedical Library; Part III: Comparison of On-Line and Batch Operations and Cost Analysis
Fayollat, James
Cost Effectiveness
Information Retrieval
Library Automation
Library Technical Processes
Serials
Special Libraries
User Satisfaction (Information)
On-Line Serials Control System in a Large Biomedical Library; Part III: Comparison of On-Line and Batch Operations and Cost Analysis Fayollat, James Cost Effectiveness Information Retrieval Library Automation Library Technical Processes Serials Special Libraries User Satisfaction (Information) The on-line serials control system in use at the UCLA Biomedical Library is compared with former batch processing and manual procedures. It is evaluated in terms of performance, user satisfaction and costs, and is shown to be superior in these respects. The system makes possible increased productivity and savings. (8 references) (Author/KE)
title On-Line Serials Control System in a Large Biomedical Library; Part III: Comparison of On-Line and Batch Operations and Cost Analysis
topic Cost Effectiveness
Information Retrieval
Library Automation
Library Technical Processes
Serials
Special Libraries
User Satisfaction (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ078452