Kieth C. Wright
Gower
Paperback
212
1995
The book is designed as a practical guide for librarians seeking to use computer-related technologies in any library application. It deals with the human and technical problems of implementing these applications in library settings. Chapter one focuses on the work which a library staff must do prior to automating any function. Chapters two through five present information and criteria for various functional areas of the library. Chapter six suggests sources of further information and vendor selection criteria. Chapter seven presents facility and organizational preparation for the introduction of computer-related technologies including important considerations related to ergonomics and equipment arrangement. Chapter eight takes a look at future problems and opportunities for libraries in a technological society.
Gower
Paperback
212
1995
The book is designed as a practical guide for librarians seeking to use computer-related technologies in any library application. It deals with the human and technical problems of implementing these applications in library settings. Chapter one focuses on the work which a library staff must do prior to automating any function. Chapters two through five present information and criteria for various functional areas of the library. Chapter six suggests sources of further information and vendor selection criteria. Chapter seven presents facility and organizational preparation for the introduction of computer-related technologies including important considerations related to ergonomics and equipment arrangement. Chapter eight takes a look at future problems and opportunities for libraries in a technological society.