The Carnegie Mellon/Sirsi Corporation Alliance.

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Main Authors: Troll, Denise A., Depellegrin, Tracey A., Myers, Melanie D.
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Language:en
Published: 1999
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author Troll, Denise A.
Depellegrin, Tracey A.
Myers, Melanie D.
author_facet Troll, Denise A.
Depellegrin, Tracey A.
Myers, Melanie D.
Troll, Denise A.
Depellegrin, Tracey A.
Myers, Melanie D.
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contents The Carnegie Mellon/Sirsi Corporation Alliance. Troll, Denise A. Depellegrin, Tracey A. Myers, Melanie D. Academic Libraries Cooperation Focus Groups Higher Education Information Technology Integrated Library Systems Library Automation Library Research Library Surveys Marketing Use Studies Users (Information) Vendors Describes the relationship between Carnegie Mellon University libraries and Sirsi Corporation, their integrated library-management system vendor. Topics include Carnegie Mellon's expertise in library automation research and development; and three primary elements of the alliance: research, including user protocols, surveys, and focus groups; collaboration; and marketing. (LRW)
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spellingShingle The Carnegie Mellon/Sirsi Corporation Alliance.
Troll, Denise A.
Depellegrin, Tracey A.
Myers, Melanie D.
Academic Libraries
Cooperation
Focus Groups
Higher Education
Information Technology
Integrated Library Systems
Library Automation
Library Research
Library Surveys
Marketing
Use Studies
Users (Information)
Vendors
The Carnegie Mellon/Sirsi Corporation Alliance. Troll, Denise A. Depellegrin, Tracey A. Myers, Melanie D. Academic Libraries Cooperation Focus Groups Higher Education Information Technology Integrated Library Systems Library Automation Library Research Library Surveys Marketing Use Studies Users (Information) Vendors Describes the relationship between Carnegie Mellon University libraries and Sirsi Corporation, their integrated library-management system vendor. Topics include Carnegie Mellon's expertise in library automation research and development; and three primary elements of the alliance: research, including user protocols, surveys, and focus groups; collaboration; and marketing. (LRW)
title The Carnegie Mellon/Sirsi Corporation Alliance.
topic Academic Libraries
Cooperation
Focus Groups
Higher Education
Information Technology
Integrated Library Systems
Library Automation
Library Research
Library Surveys
Marketing
Use Studies
Users (Information)
Vendors
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ584239