Bell, Book, and Budget: Quenching the Costs of Computerized Library Resources.

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Main Authors: Bentley, Stella, LaGuardia, Cheryl
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1994
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author Bentley, Stella
LaGuardia, Cheryl
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LaGuardia, Cheryl
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LaGuardia, Cheryl
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contents Bell, Book, and Budget: Quenching the Costs of Computerized Library Resources. Bentley, Stella LaGuardia, Cheryl Access to Computers Budgeting Budgets Computer Software Costs Guidelines Library Administration Library Automation Library Planning Microcomputers Resource Allocation Users (Information) Addresses principles of library budgeting and applies them to planning for library computerized services. Ways of anticipating costs and dealing with hidden costs are described. Further discussion focuses on computer upgrades and levels of computer access. Ground rules for coping with budget planning are outlined. (Contains seven references.) (KRN)
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spellingShingle Bell, Book, and Budget: Quenching the Costs of Computerized Library Resources.
Bentley, Stella
LaGuardia, Cheryl
Access to Computers
Budgeting
Budgets
Computer Software
Costs
Guidelines
Library Administration
Library Automation
Library Planning
Microcomputers
Resource Allocation
Users (Information)
Bell, Book, and Budget: Quenching the Costs of Computerized Library Resources. Bentley, Stella LaGuardia, Cheryl Access to Computers Budgeting Budgets Computer Software Costs Guidelines Library Administration Library Automation Library Planning Microcomputers Resource Allocation Users (Information) Addresses principles of library budgeting and applies them to planning for library computerized services. Ways of anticipating costs and dealing with hidden costs are described. Further discussion focuses on computer upgrades and levels of computer access. Ground rules for coping with budget planning are outlined. (Contains seven references.) (KRN)
title Bell, Book, and Budget: Quenching the Costs of Computerized Library Resources.
topic Access to Computers
Budgeting
Budgets
Computer Software
Costs
Guidelines
Library Administration
Library Automation
Library Planning
Microcomputers
Resource Allocation
Users (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ489801