Results for tag: "Library Expenditure"

The Library Expenditure market is an important part of Library and Information Science. It encompasses the financial resources used to acquire, maintain, and develop library collections, services, and facilities. This includes the purchase of books, periodicals, and other materials, as well as the costs associated with staffing, technology, and other operational expenses. Library Expenditure also includes the costs of library-related activities such as programming, outreach, and professional development. The Library Expenditure market is highly competitive, with a variety of vendors offering a range of products and services. Companies such as Baker & Taylor, Ingram Content Group, and Follett Corporation are major players in the market, providing library materials, technology, and services. Other companies, such as EBSCO Information Services, ProQuest, and OCLC, offer library-related products and services, including databases, e-books, and library management systems. Show Less Read more