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Externalization of the Concept of People-based Management in the Service System of University Library

Liang Ya

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Taking the service for readers as the core, this paper expounds the guiding thought of the management of university library, explains the transmission system of the service system, and emphasizes the people-based management and importance of practicing the people-based management for the readers and the librarians.

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Taking the service for readers as the core, this paper expounds the guiding thought of the management of university library, explains the transmission system of the service system, and emphasizes the people-based management and importance of practicing the people-based management for the readers and the librarians.

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Taking the service for readers as the core, this paper expounds the guiding thought of the management of university library, explains the transmission system of the service system, and emphasizes the people-based management and importance of practicing the people-based management for the readers and the librarians.

Key concepts: Externalization, Service (business), Library management, Knowledge management, Management system, Computer science, World Wide Web, Business

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