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EDI and the Integrated Library System

Sandra Westall, Donnice Cochenour

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Summary The library today relies heavily on the EDI capabilities of its ILS system. Sandra Westall covers the implications, options, and realities of EDI development and implementation for the ILS vendor.

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Summary The library today relies heavily on the EDI capabilities of its ILS system. Sandra Westall covers the implications, options, and realities of EDI development and implementation for the ILS vendor.

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Summary The library today relies heavily on the EDI capabilities of its ILS system. Sandra Westall covers the implications, options, and realities of EDI development and implementation for the ILS vendor.

Key concepts: Vendor, Library classification, Computer science, Engineering management, World Wide Web, Business, Engineering, Marketing

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