Decision Support for the Academic Library Acquisition Budget Allocation via Circulation Database Mining.

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Main Authors: Kao, S. -C., Chang, H. -C., Lin, C. -H.
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Published: 2003
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author Kao, S. -C.
Chang, H. -C.
Lin, C. -H.
author_facet Kao, S. -C.
Chang, H. -C.
Lin, C. -H.
Kao, S. -C.
Chang, H. -C.
Lin, C. -H.
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contents Decision Support for the Academic Library Acquisition Budget Allocation via Circulation Database Mining. Kao, S. -C. Chang, H. -C. Lin, C. -H. Academic Libraries Budgeting Decision Making Higher Education Library Acquisition Library Circulation Library Expenditures Library Material Selection Models This model addresses the use of past circulation data to support allocating an academic library acquisition budget. Suggests that the budget allocation should be able to reflect a requirement that the more a department makes use of its acquired materials in the present year, the more it can budget for the coming year. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Decision Support for the Academic Library Acquisition Budget Allocation via Circulation Database Mining.
Kao, S. -C.
Chang, H. -C.
Lin, C. -H.
Academic Libraries
Budgeting
Decision Making
Higher Education
Library Acquisition
Library Circulation
Library Expenditures
Library Material Selection
Models
Decision Support for the Academic Library Acquisition Budget Allocation via Circulation Database Mining. Kao, S. -C. Chang, H. -C. Lin, C. -H. Academic Libraries Budgeting Decision Making Higher Education Library Acquisition Library Circulation Library Expenditures Library Material Selection Models This model addresses the use of past circulation data to support allocating an academic library acquisition budget. Suggests that the budget allocation should be able to reflect a requirement that the more a department makes use of its acquired materials in the present year, the more it can budget for the coming year. (Author/LRW)
title Decision Support for the Academic Library Acquisition Budget Allocation via Circulation Database Mining.
topic Academic Libraries
Budgeting
Decision Making
Higher Education
Library Acquisition
Library Circulation
Library Expenditures
Library Material Selection
Models
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ661494