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On the Knowledge Service of the Library

Zuo Li-yan

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Abstract

The knowledge service is the new development in the knowledge economic age,has mode of the quantity reference serv- ice,discipline knowledge service and so on.It is the necessary that the modern library develop knowledge service,at the same time de- mand that the library break through traditional service mode and afford service.

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The knowledge service is the new development in the knowledge economic age,has mode of the quantity reference serv- ice,discipline knowledge service and so on.It is the necessary that the modern library develop knowledge service,at the same time de- mand that the library break through traditional service mode and afford service.

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The knowledge service is the new development in the knowledge economic age,has mode of the quantity reference serv- ice,discipline knowledge service and so on.It is the necessary that the modern library develop knowledge service,at the same time de- mand that the library break through traditional service mode and afford service.

Key concepts: Service (business), Service design, Knowledge management, Service delivery framework, Mode (computer interface), Business, Computer science, Marketing

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