Managing business collections in libraries
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Managing business collections in libraries
（The Greenwood library management collection）
Greenwood Press, 1996
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University of Tsukuba Library, Library on Library and Information Science
: alk. paper018.67:Sh-14971005440
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"Selected annotated bibliography": p. [235]-257
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Business information is in strong demand by a wide range of library patrons. Academic librarians must meet the needs of undergraduates, graduates, and faculty who require information about businesses for their coursework and research; school librarians must deal with sophisticated financial questions from students in a variety of classes; public librarians must provide investors and job seekers with information about financial trends, prospective employers, and particular industries; and special librarians must provide their users with immediate and current data about clients, competitors, and markets. Business information is available in various forms, such as print sources, CD-ROMs, and on-line databases, and is particularly volatile, with the news of the morning often being more in demand than the news of the week before.
The wide range of patron needs, product types, and constantly changing data makes managing business collections a particularly complex and demanding responsibility. This management guide provides a wealth of information to assist librarians who are new to managing business collections. Chapters written by expert contributors survey such topics as planning, financial and personnel concerns, and facilities management; the selection, acquisition, cataloging, classification, processing, and preservation of print and electronic material; and the provision of access, reference, and information services to both internal and external user communities. A selected annotated bibliography concludes the volume.
Table of Contents
Historical Foundations, by Carolyn A. Sheehy Planning, Budget, and Finance, by Judith A. Truelson Personnel by Rebecca A. Smith and Lynn W. Livingston Facilities by Robert V. Labaree and Janet Wamsley Collection Development by Doralyn H. Edwards and Joan B. Fiscella Acquisitions by Susan Davis and Carol Farmer Print Resources by Richard P. Orlando 'IElectronic Resources by Katherine M. Shelfer Technical Services by Karen A. Wilson Access Services by Laura Claggett and Denise J. Johnson Reference and Information Services: Internal User Community by Wendy Diamond Reference and Information Services: External User Community by Linda Keir Simons Forecasting the Future by Aline Soules Selected Annotated Bibliography by Gail T. Graves Index About the Editor and Contributors
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