The York Public Libraries Network: A Unique Model for Co-operative Automation.

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Auteurs principaux: Horrocks, Jane, And Others
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Langue:en
Publié: 1986
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author Horrocks, Jane
And Others
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And Others
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And Others
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contents The York Public Libraries Network: A Unique Model for Co-operative Automation. Horrocks, Jane And Others Administrative Organization Cost Effectiveness Costs Databases Foreign Countries Information Systems Library Automation Library Circulation Library Cooperation Library Networks Models Online Systems Public Libraries Describes automated library network developed when five municipal library systems entered into an equal partnership to create single database and to jointly own a computerized circulation and MARC records system. Highlights include use of microcomputers, the shared circulation system, costs, benefits, governance, equality, stability and financial responsibility, and future clients. (EJS)
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spellingShingle The York Public Libraries Network: A Unique Model for Co-operative Automation.
Horrocks, Jane
And Others
Administrative Organization
Cost Effectiveness
Costs
Databases
Foreign Countries
Information Systems
Library Automation
Library Circulation
Library Cooperation
Library Networks
Models
Online Systems
Public Libraries
The York Public Libraries Network: A Unique Model for Co-operative Automation. Horrocks, Jane And Others Administrative Organization Cost Effectiveness Costs Databases Foreign Countries Information Systems Library Automation Library Circulation Library Cooperation Library Networks Models Online Systems Public Libraries Describes automated library network developed when five municipal library systems entered into an equal partnership to create single database and to jointly own a computerized circulation and MARC records system. Highlights include use of microcomputers, the shared circulation system, costs, benefits, governance, equality, stability and financial responsibility, and future clients. (EJS)
title The York Public Libraries Network: A Unique Model for Co-operative Automation.
topic Administrative Organization
Cost Effectiveness
Costs
Databases
Foreign Countries
Information Systems
Library Automation
Library Circulation
Library Cooperation
Library Networks
Models
Online Systems
Public Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ331790