Search Results - subject:"Library users"

Byte the bullet: unfunded mandate for US government information in electronic formats

McCraw, J.B. - In: The Bottom Line 12 (1999) 3, pp. 108-112

The migration to electronic information strains tight budgets for public and academic libraries. The unfunded mandate by the United States federal government to provide free access to electronic information requires patience, creativity and a new way of thinking about information delivery in the...

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Seeking extramural funds to improve services: is it worth the effort?

Senkevitch, Judith J. - In: The Bottom Line 12 (1999) 3, pp. 101-107

This article reports key results of a study of the longer term effects of one type of grant (US Library Services and Construction Act), awarded to Wisconsin public libraries over five years (1989‐1994) to improve services to specific groups of users. The study used a qualitative, case study...

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Library Web page usage: a statistical analysis

Li, Xiaodong - In: The Bottom Line 12 (1999) 4, pp. 153-159

To improve the design of the library home page and facilitate user access to it, a Web usage analysis was conducted by the Humanities & Social Sciences Services at Texas Aamp;M University General Libraries through examination of statistics generated by Web tracking software, which many library...

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Taxpayers ready to support libraries

In: The Bottom Line 12 (1999) 3

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Searching lessons of success

Maxymuk, John - In: The Bottom Line 12 (1999) 3

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Donations

Fitzsimons, Eileen - In: The Bottom Line 12 (1999) 4

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Overdues

Fitzsimons, Eileen - In: The Bottom Line 12 (1999) 4

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Relationship Between Knowledge Management Practices And Library Users’ Satisfaction: A Preliminary Result of Malaysian University Libraries

Rusuli, Che; Tasmin, R.; Takala, J.; Norazlin, H.; … - ToKnowPress

) and Library Users’ Satisfaction (LUS) are two vital aspects of Knowledge Management (KM) which play an important role in … Knowledge Management Practice (KMP) and Library Users’ Satisfaction (LUS). SPSS software were utilized to analyze research data … positive influence on the Library Users’ Satisfaction (LUS). However, a meaningful linkage was observed between Library Users …

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Marketing Library and Information Services The Strengths and Weaknesses of a Marketing Approach

Oldman, Christine - In: European Journal of Marketing 11 (1977) 6, pp. 460-474

Discusses how marketing principles and techniques can be of considerable value both in the design and operation of library and information services. Stresses, however, that information services have different characteristics which, at the same time, warn against injudicious use of marketing...

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