IOLS Software for Special Libraries: An Overview of Today's Best Options.

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Main Author: Cibbarelli, Pamela
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1996
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author Cibbarelli, Pamela
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contents IOLS Software for Special Libraries: An Overview of Today's Best Options. Cibbarelli, Pamela Comparative Analysis Computer Software Evaluation Integrated Library Systems Library Automation Online Catalogs Special Libraries Surveys Tables (Data) User Satisfaction (Information) Vendors Contains profiles of integrated online library systems (IOLS) software for special libraries, along with a chart that compares key features and functionalities for both circulation control and online catalogs. The software packages of 18 separate vendors are represented. Profiles were assembled from previously published information, including Cibbarelli's own user satisfaction surveys. Vendor addresses and phone numbers are included. (BEW)
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spellingShingle IOLS Software for Special Libraries: An Overview of Today's Best Options.
Cibbarelli, Pamela
Comparative Analysis
Computer Software Evaluation
Integrated Library Systems
Library Automation
Online Catalogs
Special Libraries
Surveys
Tables (Data)
User Satisfaction (Information)
Vendors
IOLS Software for Special Libraries: An Overview of Today's Best Options. Cibbarelli, Pamela Comparative Analysis Computer Software Evaluation Integrated Library Systems Library Automation Online Catalogs Special Libraries Surveys Tables (Data) User Satisfaction (Information) Vendors Contains profiles of integrated online library systems (IOLS) software for special libraries, along with a chart that compares key features and functionalities for both circulation control and online catalogs. The software packages of 18 separate vendors are represented. Profiles were assembled from previously published information, including Cibbarelli's own user satisfaction surveys. Vendor addresses and phone numbers are included. (BEW)
title IOLS Software for Special Libraries: An Overview of Today's Best Options.
topic Comparative Analysis
Computer Software Evaluation
Integrated Library Systems
Library Automation
Online Catalogs
Special Libraries
Surveys
Tables (Data)
User Satisfaction (Information)
Vendors
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ526350