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Will library technical services exist thirty years from now? If so, what do leading experts see as the direction of the field? In this look at the future of technical services, Mary Beth Weber, Head of Central Technical Services at Rutgers, has compiled a veritable who's who of the field to answer just these questions.
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Cataloging --- Technical services (Libraries) --- Catalogage --- Traitement (Bibliothèques) --- Library of Congress.
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Cataloging --- Technical services (Libraries) --- Catalogage --- Traitement (Bibliothèques) --- Cataloging. --- Titelbeschrijving. --- Library of Congress.
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Cataloging --- Technical services (Libraries) --- Catalogage --- Traitement (Bibliothèques) --- Cataloging. --- Titelbeschrijving. --- Library of Congress.
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Information science --- Technical services (Libraries) --- Library research --- Information resources management --- Sciences de l'information --- Traitement (Bibliothèques) --- Recherche documentaire --- Gestion de l'information --- Information Science --- Traitement (Bibliotheques) --- Traitement (Bibliothèques) --- Information resources management. --- Information science. --- Library research.
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Cataloging --- Technical services (Libraries) --- Catalogage --- Traitement (Bibliothèques) --- Cataloging. --- Titelbeschrijving. --- Library of Congress. --- Periodicals --- E-journals --- Alphabetical cataloguing --- Subject indexing --- Library and Information Sciences --- General and Others
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This revised Second Edition addresses developments that have transformed library operations in the recent past. In the technical services administration chapter, there is a new section on leadership and management style, strategic planning, managerial accounting, and output measures. The bibliography has been expanded to include more management literature. At the same time, in the automation chapter, expanded sections on downloading bibliographic data into personal files, full text-access, and implications for libraries of the emerging high-speed electronic highways for scholarly information, that is, regional networks linked by the internet, and the emerging NREN (National Research and Education Network), have been added. The entire acquisitions chapter has been reordered to reflect new approaches to acquisitions work in an automated environment and the chapter on bibliographic control has been refocused to emphasize the online environment, and to reflect recent developments in cataloguing tools and rules. Because there has been a tremendous increase in preservation-related activities in the last ten years or so, the preservation chapter has been expanded, with a concurrent shift in emphasis from materials processing to preservation.
Documentation and information --- Processing (Libraries) --- Traitement (Bibliothèques) --- Verwerking (Bibliotheken) --- 025 --- Technical services (Libraries) --- Library processing --- Library technical services --- Technical processing (Libraries) --- Library science --- 025 Bibliotheekbeheer --- Bibliotheekbeheer --- Library administration.
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