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Managing Change in Libraries and Information Services A Systems Approach

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By: Peter G Underwood
190 pages, Figs
Managing Change in Libraries and Information Services
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  • Managing Change in Libraries and Information Services ISBN: 9780851574516 Hardback Dec 1990 Out of Print #31344
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About this book

The management of libraries and information centres has become more complicated. Some of the complexity arises from the use of technology, and the trend towards integration means that it becomes more difficult to plan and consider activities in isolation: each forms part of a system, and changes in one may affect others. The manager of a library or information centre must, therefore, be able to use a variety of planning techniques and be flexible in management style. Mr Underwood has not confined his book to a discussion of computer problems, although these certainly form part of the discussion, and have been used quite frequently as examples. The book has a wider focus, however, and concentrates more on the managerial role of systems work.

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The systems approach to management; the role of management; what needs to be studied; systems analysis; systems design; implementation and evaluation; the management of change.

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Out of Print
By: Peter G Underwood
190 pages, Figs
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