Governing Library Networks: The Quick and the Dead for the 1990s.
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1989
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| author | Billings, Harold |
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| contents | Governing Library Networks: The Quick and the Dead for the 1990s. Billings, Harold Administrative Organization Bibliographic Utilities Cost Effectiveness Decentralization Governance Library Automation Library Cooperation Library Networks Local Area Networks Microcomputers Preservation Argues that dissatisfaction with the organizational structure of library networks, combined with advances in electronic information formats and microcomputing, may drive libraries to decentralization and a return to local systems. Changes that networks might adopt to provide an effective network governance structure are discussed. (five references) (CLB) |
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| spellingShingle | Governing Library Networks: The Quick and the Dead for the 1990s. Billings, Harold Administrative Organization Bibliographic Utilities Cost Effectiveness Decentralization Governance Library Automation Library Cooperation Library Networks Local Area Networks Microcomputers Preservation Governing Library Networks: The Quick and the Dead for the 1990s. Billings, Harold Administrative Organization Bibliographic Utilities Cost Effectiveness Decentralization Governance Library Automation Library Cooperation Library Networks Local Area Networks Microcomputers Preservation Argues that dissatisfaction with the organizational structure of library networks, combined with advances in electronic information formats and microcomputing, may drive libraries to decentralization and a return to local systems. Changes that networks might adopt to provide an effective network governance structure are discussed. (five references) (CLB) |
| title | Governing Library Networks: The Quick and the Dead for the 1990s. |
| topic | Administrative Organization Bibliographic Utilities Cost Effectiveness Decentralization Governance Library Automation Library Cooperation Library Networks Local Area Networks Microcomputers Preservation |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ404151 |