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Best Practices of Public Library Information Technology Directors
Primary Research Group, Feb 2005, Pages: 91
This special report is based on exhaustive interviews with information technology directors and other critical staff involved in IT decision-making from public libraries of Princeton, Evansville, San Francisco, Boston, Denver, Santa Monica, Columbus, Minneapolis, Cedar Falls and Seattle.
The report – which is in an interview format and presents the views of the institutions cited above as well as commentary – presents insights into the myriad of technology related issues confronting today’s public librarians, including issues involved with: technology department staffing, internet filtering, workstation management and development, equipment and vendor selection, database licensing, internet access policies, automated book check in and check out systems, data back up, web site maintenance, cataloging, catalog enhancements, digitization of special collections, development of wireless access and other issues of interest to public librarians.
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