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Information management technology: a librarian's guide

By: Burton, Paul F | Petrie, Howard J

Publisher: Chapman and Hall ; London ; 1991Description: 216 p; tbls., illISBN: 0-412-34130-1Subject(s): LIBRARIANS | INFORMATION MANAGEMENT | INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY | INFORMATION RETRIEVAL | INFORMATION PROCESSINGSummary: Explains how microcomputers work and their application to information retrieval and other library automation problems. Types on the acquisition of hardware and software and how to use these successfully once they have been acquired.

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Explains how microcomputers work and their application to information retrieval and other library automation problems. Types on the acquisition of hardware and software and how to use these successfully once they have been acquired.

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