Determining Priorities for Computerization in Libraries.

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Received with warm regards from Patkar, Oct. 29, 1991. Abstract: Availability of firly advanced computers and softwares at affordable prices is now encouraging libraries to introduce computerisation in various services and in the management of house-keeping actiuvities. A major problem, especially in large libraries, concerns deciding the sequence of activities to be computerized so as to satisfy the expectations of various groups working in the library. This issue is addressed by an application of the Interpretive Structural Modeling method to determine priorities among numerous areas of work in the library of the University of Bombay.

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  • Publication Year: 1991
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