Automated Systems in Australian Libraries: A 1987 Perspective.
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1988
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| author | Henty, Margaret Steele, Colin |
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| contents | Automated Systems in Australian Libraries: A 1987 Perspective. Henty, Margaret Steele, Colin Academic Libraries Developed Nations Foreign Countries Higher Education Library Automation Library Surveys National Libraries Questionnaires State Libraries State of the Art Reviews Reports on a 1987 survey of automation in Australian academic and state libraries. The current situation is described in several areas: (1) turnkey integrated "proprietary" library system suppliers; (2) networks; (3) modules; (4) database issues; and (5) staffing trends. The questionnaire and data on proprietary systems and modules used by responding libraries are appended. (14 references) (MES) |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 1988 |
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| spellingShingle | Automated Systems in Australian Libraries: A 1987 Perspective. Henty, Margaret Steele, Colin Academic Libraries Developed Nations Foreign Countries Higher Education Library Automation Library Surveys National Libraries Questionnaires State Libraries State of the Art Reviews Automated Systems in Australian Libraries: A 1987 Perspective. Henty, Margaret Steele, Colin Academic Libraries Developed Nations Foreign Countries Higher Education Library Automation Library Surveys National Libraries Questionnaires State Libraries State of the Art Reviews Reports on a 1987 survey of automation in Australian academic and state libraries. The current situation is described in several areas: (1) turnkey integrated "proprietary" library system suppliers; (2) networks; (3) modules; (4) database issues; and (5) staffing trends. The questionnaire and data on proprietary systems and modules used by responding libraries are appended. (14 references) (MES) |
| title | Automated Systems in Australian Libraries: A 1987 Perspective. |
| topic | Academic Libraries Developed Nations Foreign Countries Higher Education Library Automation Library Surveys National Libraries Questionnaires State Libraries State of the Art Reviews |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ376622 |