Information services for innovative organizations
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Information services for innovative organizations
(Library and information science / consulting editors, Harold Borko and Elaine Svenonius)
Academic Press, c1994
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University of Tsukuba Library, Library on Library and Information Science
336.17:Ma-29941010660
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This well-written guide for the design and management of information services is tailored to suit the needs of students in information services management, both in schools of library and information science and in schools of business management. It is also intended for practitioners, librarians and other managers - who provide information to services in business, industry, and government, either from within an organization or as external consultants and contractors. In addition this book will assist those managers of computer and communications facilities. This book offers a sound basis for the design and management of information services to: provide decision makers with help for the management of change; make corporate decision makers aware of information as an asset and as a strategy for improved, innovative decisions; and make information service providers potential sources of innovation for any organization that processes information.
Table of Contents
The Importance of Innovation and Information. The Process of Innovation. Information Services: Fundamental Issues. Information Sources for Innovation. Information Technologies and Their Use. Information Services as Supporters and Exemplars of Innovation. Index.
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