Linking Library Automation Systems in the Internet: Functional Requirements, Planning, and Policy Issues.

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Main Author: Lynch, Clifford A.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1989
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contents Linking Library Automation Systems in the Internet: Functional Requirements, Planning, and Policy Issues. Lynch, Clifford A. Academic Libraries Computer Software Higher Education Information Networks Library Automation Library Services Online Catalogs User Needs (Information) This guide to functions to consider in selecting an academic library automation system to operate in a networked environment covers (1) the current academic networking environment; (2) library automation hardware and software platforms; (3) user interface requirements for public access; and (4) security and authentication. (10 references) (MES)
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spellingShingle Linking Library Automation Systems in the Internet: Functional Requirements, Planning, and Policy Issues.
Lynch, Clifford A.
Academic Libraries
Computer Software
Higher Education
Information Networks
Library Automation
Library Services
Online Catalogs
User Needs (Information)
Linking Library Automation Systems in the Internet: Functional Requirements, Planning, and Policy Issues. Lynch, Clifford A. Academic Libraries Computer Software Higher Education Information Networks Library Automation Library Services Online Catalogs User Needs (Information) This guide to functions to consider in selecting an academic library automation system to operate in a networked environment covers (1) the current academic networking environment; (2) library automation hardware and software platforms; (3) user interface requirements for public access; and (4) security and authentication. (10 references) (MES)
title Linking Library Automation Systems in the Internet: Functional Requirements, Planning, and Policy Issues.
topic Academic Libraries
Computer Software
Higher Education
Information Networks
Library Automation
Library Services
Online Catalogs
User Needs (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ408998