Automated Library System Migration in the United States.
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| author | Pourciau, Lester J. |
| author_facet | Pourciau, Lester J. Pourciau, Lester J. |
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| contents | Automated Library System Migration in the United States. Pourciau, Lester J. Adoption (Ideas) Change Integrated Library Systems Library Automation Library Catalogs Library Surveys Library Technical Processes Online Catalogs Questionnaires Technological Advancement Because technology has made new applications possible and because library and vendor expertise has developed, some libraries today are working with a second or third system vendor. This paper reports on a survey of such libraries in the United States, and it identifies commonality and variation in factors associated with automation system change. (10 references) (LAE) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1992 |
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| spellingShingle | Automated Library System Migration in the United States. Pourciau, Lester J. Adoption (Ideas) Change Integrated Library Systems Library Automation Library Catalogs Library Surveys Library Technical Processes Online Catalogs Questionnaires Technological Advancement Automated Library System Migration in the United States. Pourciau, Lester J. Adoption (Ideas) Change Integrated Library Systems Library Automation Library Catalogs Library Surveys Library Technical Processes Online Catalogs Questionnaires Technological Advancement Because technology has made new applications possible and because library and vendor expertise has developed, some libraries today are working with a second or third system vendor. This paper reports on a survey of such libraries in the United States, and it identifies commonality and variation in factors associated with automation system change. (10 references) (LAE) |
| title | Automated Library System Migration in the United States. |
| topic | Adoption (Ideas) Change Integrated Library Systems Library Automation Library Catalogs Library Surveys Library Technical Processes Online Catalogs Questionnaires Technological Advancement |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ447525 |