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Hauptverfasser: Pretlow, Cassi, Sobel, Karen
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 2015
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Online-Zugang:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1055823
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author Pretlow, Cassi
Sobel, Karen
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Sobel, Karen
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Sobel, Karen
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contents Rethinking Library Service: Improving the User Experience with Service Blueprinting Pretlow, Cassi Sobel, Karen Academic Libraries Librarians Improvement Innovation Library Services Flow Charts Information Transfer Use Studies User Satisfaction (Information) Mixed Methods Research Failure Service blueprinting is a process that businesses use for analyzing and improving service. Originally presented in the Harvard Business Review in 1984, it has retained a strong following ever since. At present, it is experiencing a revival at numerous academic institutions. The authors of this article present the process of service blueprinting. They illustrate it with an example that will be familiar to a range of librarians at academic libraries.
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spellingShingle Rethinking Library Service: Improving the User Experience with Service Blueprinting
Pretlow, Cassi
Sobel, Karen
Academic Libraries
Librarians
Improvement
Innovation
Library Services
Flow Charts
Information Transfer
Use Studies
User Satisfaction (Information)
Mixed Methods Research
Failure
Rethinking Library Service: Improving the User Experience with Service Blueprinting Pretlow, Cassi Sobel, Karen Academic Libraries Librarians Improvement Innovation Library Services Flow Charts Information Transfer Use Studies User Satisfaction (Information) Mixed Methods Research Failure Service blueprinting is a process that businesses use for analyzing and improving service. Originally presented in the Harvard Business Review in 1984, it has retained a strong following ever since. At present, it is experiencing a revival at numerous academic institutions. The authors of this article present the process of service blueprinting. They illustrate it with an example that will be familiar to a range of librarians at academic libraries.
title Rethinking Library Service: Improving the User Experience with Service Blueprinting
topic Academic Libraries
Librarians
Improvement
Innovation
Library Services
Flow Charts
Information Transfer
Use Studies
User Satisfaction (Information)
Mixed Methods Research
Failure
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1055823