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Research on the Knowledge Service Strategy of Subject Librarians in University Library

Shi Yong-hon

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This paper analyzes the relationship between the reference librarians and the subject librarians of university library,probes into the relationship between the information service and the knowledge service,and expounds the strategy for the knowledge service of the subject librarians of university library.

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This paper analyzes the relationship between the reference librarians and the subject librarians of university library,probes into the relationship between the information service and the knowledge service,and expounds the strategy for the knowledge service of the subject librarians of university library.

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This paper analyzes the relationship between the reference librarians and the subject librarians of university library,probes into the relationship between the information service and the knowledge service,and expounds the strategy for the knowledge service of the subject librarians of university library.

Key concepts: Subject (documents), Service (business), Library science, Service science, management and engineering, Knowledge management, World Wide Web, Computer science, Political science

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