Acquiring a CD-ROM Public Access Catalog System. Part 1: The Bottom Line May Not Be the Top Priority.

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Main Author: Helgerson, Linda W.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1987
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contents Acquiring a CD-ROM Public Access Catalog System. Part 1: The Bottom Line May Not Be the Top Priority. Helgerson, Linda W. Comparative Analysis Costs Library Automation Online Catalogs Optical Data Disks Tables (Data) Compares pricing of seven CD-ROM-based public access catalog systems for libraries of diverse sizes and groupings. Other features of the systems are outlined in the broad areas of database preparation, indexing, database updates, hardware, information retrieval, library controlled elements, interlibrary loan, reports, user support, future developments, and current installations. (MES)
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spellingShingle Acquiring a CD-ROM Public Access Catalog System. Part 1: The Bottom Line May Not Be the Top Priority.
Helgerson, Linda W.
Comparative Analysis
Costs
Library Automation
Online Catalogs
Optical Data Disks
Tables (Data)
Acquiring a CD-ROM Public Access Catalog System. Part 1: The Bottom Line May Not Be the Top Priority. Helgerson, Linda W. Comparative Analysis Costs Library Automation Online Catalogs Optical Data Disks Tables (Data) Compares pricing of seven CD-ROM-based public access catalog systems for libraries of diverse sizes and groupings. Other features of the systems are outlined in the broad areas of database preparation, indexing, database updates, hardware, information retrieval, library controlled elements, interlibrary loan, reports, user support, future developments, and current installations. (MES)
title Acquiring a CD-ROM Public Access Catalog System. Part 1: The Bottom Line May Not Be the Top Priority.
topic Comparative Analysis
Costs
Library Automation
Online Catalogs
Optical Data Disks
Tables (Data)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ362624