1995DESIDOC Journal of Library & Information TechnologyOpen access

Library Automation : Change for Productivity in Service

M. A. Gopinath

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Library operations, in the context of the automation necessitate for an integrated approach and change in the perception of library's work. It examines the functional aspects, social aspects and system dynamics of library automation. Some strategies for library automation are suggested. http://dx.doi.org/10.14429/dbit.15.2.3180

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Library operations, in the context of the automation necessitate for an integrated approach and change in the perception of library's work. It examines the functional aspects, social aspects and system dynamics of library automation. Some strategies for library automation are suggested. http://dx.doi.org/10.14429/dbit.15.2.3180

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Library operations, in the context of the automation necessitate for an integrated approach and change in the perception of library's work. It examines the functional aspects, social aspects and system dynamics of library automation. Some strategies for library automation are suggested. http://dx.doi.org/10.14429/dbit.15.2.3180

Key concepts: Automation, Productivity, Context (archaeology), Library automation, Service (business), Computer science, Work (physics), Knowledge management

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