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Research on Resources Sharing of University Library

Pin Yang

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Resources sharing is an inevitable development trend of the library.This paper introduces several resources sharing models adopted by university library at present,analyzes some problems existing in resources sharing of university library,and puts forward some development suggestions on resources sharing of university library in the future.

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Resources sharing is an inevitable development trend of the library.This paper introduces several resources sharing models adopted by university library at present,analyzes some problems existing in resources sharing of university library,and puts forward some development suggestions on resources sharing of university library in the future.

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Resources sharing is an inevitable development trend of the library.This paper introduces several resources sharing models adopted by university library at present,analyzes some problems existing in resources sharing of university library,and puts forward some development suggestions on resources sharing of university library in the future.

Key concepts: Shared resource, Computer science, Knowledge management, World Wide Web, Engineering management, Business, Engineering, Computer security

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