Exploring New Service Models: Can Consolidating Public Service Points Improve Response to Customer Needs?

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Main Authors: Flanagan, Pat, Horowitz, Lisa R.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2000
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author Flanagan, Pat
Horowitz, Lisa R.
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contents Exploring New Service Models: Can Consolidating Public Service Points Improve Response to Customer Needs? Flanagan, Pat Horowitz, Lisa R. Academic Libraries Higher Education Library Circulation Library Services Measurement Techniques Models Reference Services User Needs (Information) Describes an experimental integrated service point that combines the desks and staff who perform reference and circulation at one of Massachusetts Institute of Technology's libraries. Considers whether this service model can consolidate public service points to improve response to customer needs; discusses performance measurement; and offers advice to other libraries. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Exploring New Service Models: Can Consolidating Public Service Points Improve Response to Customer Needs?
Flanagan, Pat
Horowitz, Lisa R.
Academic Libraries
Higher Education
Library Circulation
Library Services
Measurement Techniques
Models
Reference Services
User Needs (Information)
Exploring New Service Models: Can Consolidating Public Service Points Improve Response to Customer Needs? Flanagan, Pat Horowitz, Lisa R. Academic Libraries Higher Education Library Circulation Library Services Measurement Techniques Models Reference Services User Needs (Information) Describes an experimental integrated service point that combines the desks and staff who perform reference and circulation at one of Massachusetts Institute of Technology's libraries. Considers whether this service model can consolidate public service points to improve response to customer needs; discusses performance measurement; and offers advice to other libraries. (Author/LRW)
title Exploring New Service Models: Can Consolidating Public Service Points Improve Response to Customer Needs?
topic Academic Libraries
Higher Education
Library Circulation
Library Services
Measurement Techniques
Models
Reference Services
User Needs (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ621744