Abstract

STUDY ON AUTOMATED CIRCULATION CONTROL SYSTEM IN LIBRARY

Beena

Volume: 1 Issue: 1 2011

Abstract:

In this current information technology age, use of computers for library housekeeping operations is not simply feasible, but inevitable. It has become a necessity than anything else. Many networks are now emerging in India. For participation and also the effective utilisation of network resources, it is necessary for the participating members to automate their libraries. Although required hardware for library automation is now available at a reasonable cost; software packages are however not easily available. Before introducing automation, a comprehensive evaluation of the library requirements, software features needed, and capabilities of the hardware for implementing the software has to be made

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