Finding the ILL Load Balance: Quality and Quantity in the 1990's.

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Hauptverfasser: Harer, John B., Robbins, Rachel
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Veröffentlicht: 1997
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author Harer, John B.
Robbins, Rachel
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Robbins, Rachel
Harer, John B.
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contents Finding the ILL Load Balance: Quality and Quantity in the 1990's. Harer, John B. Robbins, Rachel Interlibrary Loans Libraries Library Administration Library Circulation Models Shared Library Resources Total Quality Management User Satisfaction (Information) The desire for load leveling in interlibrary loans arises from a concern for fairness most often expressed by net lending institutions, libraries that lend more than they borrow. This article examines interlibrary loans; strategies for load leveling; and "best lending partner," a total quality management model for load leveling. (PEN)
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spellingShingle Finding the ILL Load Balance: Quality and Quantity in the 1990's.
Harer, John B.
Robbins, Rachel
Interlibrary Loans
Libraries
Library Administration
Library Circulation
Models
Shared Library Resources
Total Quality Management
User Satisfaction (Information)
Finding the ILL Load Balance: Quality and Quantity in the 1990's. Harer, John B. Robbins, Rachel Interlibrary Loans Libraries Library Administration Library Circulation Models Shared Library Resources Total Quality Management User Satisfaction (Information) The desire for load leveling in interlibrary loans arises from a concern for fairness most often expressed by net lending institutions, libraries that lend more than they borrow. This article examines interlibrary loans; strategies for load leveling; and "best lending partner," a total quality management model for load leveling. (PEN)
title Finding the ILL Load Balance: Quality and Quantity in the 1990's.
topic Interlibrary Loans
Libraries
Library Administration
Library Circulation
Models
Shared Library Resources
Total Quality Management
User Satisfaction (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ554260