Information management and the future of libraries
Derek G. Law
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Derek G. Law
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lnformati.onKmagement tnd the future of libraries D.G. Law Much of what I want to say today is rooted in my experience in htgher educati.onand is parti.cularlyapplica.blethere.However, I hope that I will be able to demonstrate that the examples I use and the context in which I am speaking can be more generally applicable and that to a greater or lesser degree the problems we face in higher educati.onare to be fa.ced by all hbraries.I should also say that much of what I have to say relates to that excellent docum.ent the Informati.onUK 2000 report, sponsored by the British I.Jbrary Research and Development Departmenl I was one of the team
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lnformati.onKmagement tnd the future of libraries D.G. Law Much of what I want to say today is rooted in my experience in htgher educati.onand is parti.cularlyapplica.blethere.However, I hope that I will be able to demonstrate that the examples I use and the context in which I am speaking can be more generally applicable and that to a greater or lesser degree the problems we face in higher educati.onare to be fa.ced by all hbraries.I should also say that much of what I have to say relates to that excellent docum.ent the Informati.onUK 2000 report, sponsored by the British I.Jbrary Research and Development Departmenl I was one of the team
Key concepts: Business, Computer science