CALIBER 1996: Vadodara
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Item Understanding Marketing Approach For Librarys(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) Jambhekar, AshokThe need to serve more and diverse functions has often brought pressure upon libraries and librarians to become more efficient to find additional resource. It could be attempted through fund raising or by adopting marketing strategies. It is necessary to understand that the resources qenerated should be used to supplement the existing resources. In the US, there are a number of centres contributing to the study and research. Fund raising is a well developed function in a number of research libraries. It calls for commitment and highly professional skills to make the programme successful. However, instances of fund raising are rare here. The concpet is successful in the US but it may not take off in the developing countries and also may not be sustainable over a period of time. It is an age of competition. and free market economy where enterprise, innovativeness, and creativityare essential elements to forge ahead. The libraries would better take a dispassionate look at their functioning.Item Making A Charge For Library And Information Services(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) Gupta, Dinesh Ku.; Jain, S.L.Item Stop Existing , Start Living: A Case For Resource Mobilization(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) Tank, Kokila T.Emphasises the need for mobilization of existing resources of libraries in order to generate new resources through marketing of Databases and services to user community Discusses the expectations and urgency based on current and future developments, and examines marketable information services along with marketing strategy with suitable examples.Item Resource Mobilisation: A Perspective Plan For Railway Staff College(1996-02-15) Cherukulath, WilsonThe paper gives a vivid picture of various libraries of Indian Railways. With special emphasis on the availability ofthe vast resources of Railway Staff College Library, Vadodara. The author suggest a well-knit Railway Network, viz. Railway Information Network System (RINS) which would eliminate duplication of resources and optimum use of the same.Item Marketing As A Tool To Resource Generation : NICTAS Experience(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) Shah, P.C.The paper gives a vivid picture of various libraries of Indian Railways. With special emphasis on the availability ofthe vast resources of Railway Staff College Library, Vadodara. The author suggest a well-knit Railway Network, viz. Railway Information Network System (RINS) which would eliminate duplication of resources and optimum use of the sameItem Role Of Library Network(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) Shah, Kanubhai L.Item Information Search Through Internet(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) Kumar, Vijay; Hosamani, H.GItem Information Access Through INFLIBNET(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) K, Prakash; Hosamani, H.GItem Information Technology For Petrochemical Industries(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) Kulshreshtha, Dr. Anand Kumar; Spurgen, CharlesItem Role of Information Technology In Library and Information Services With Special Reference to India(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) Bada, Abdul MajidItem Prospects In Library Networking and Internet(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) Thamari Selvi, G.; Ganesan, N.Highlights the importance and significance of Library Networking with special emphasis on the benefits. The advantages of on-line access to international databases and the popularity of the same have been mentioned. Presents an overview of the INTERNET also.Item ADINET - Network of Ahmadabad Libraries(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) Bharucha, Rhoda; Patil, Rohini; Parikh, SurangiItem Internet Access For Libraries and Information Centres(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) Patnaik, Rachna; Kharod, B.R.; Sharma, R.S.Item Internet : A Global Network of Computer Networks(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) Raj Kumar, P.V.Item Online Networks, and Information Services for Chemical and Petrochemical Industries(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) Spurgen, C.; Kulshreshtha, A.K.Item Network Application And Services in India : Reaches New Height(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) Bose, Dr. Kausik; Goria, SunilNetwork applicat(on has come to a long way in India. At present at least 23 networks of different kinds spanning all over the country, doing the criss-cross for various customers weather public sector's and private sector's. This paper attempts to describe their applications and services, which theyare offering to the clients. Attempts also made to identify their problems from managerial as well as users point of view. Finally suggestions also made to over come those barriers. In conclusion various strategy also suggested to usher a new horizon in the networks scenario in India.Item Networks As Time Saving Devices in Libraries(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) Bharucha, Rahoda; Patil, RohiniIn the present information society vast amount of information can be instantaneously accessed even from any part of the world. Until a few years researchers used to start their work by requesting bibliographic searches. Information was obtained from libraries, by attending conferences, etc. But the advent of computer networking accessing information has become easy and quick and this has bridged the gap between the library and the user. The libraries of the future will become less paper libraries as more and more information is available on the networks. The problems which most libraries face are large budget cuts and shortage of staff. Even though the resources that is money, material and manpower decrease; libraries find that there is a substantial increase in the demand for services and the demand for more information. Since the PRL Library has been facing these problems, we have tried to devise ways and means whereby more services can be given with less resources by using new technology. Of course, most of the work described here is possible owing to the library automation, programme which was started in the early sixties and due to the availability of computers, local area network and the e-meil technology.Item Library Database Management Inputs From Expert Systems Technology(INFLIBNET Centre, 1996-02-15) Gopinath, M.A.The development in various processing stages of library and information system~ and expert system as an information system and the vice-versa, are discussed. A curriculum for a course on Intelligent Knowledge Base System is presented.Item CD -ROM Databases Services at Inflibnet Program a Proposal for Social Science Field(INFLIBNET Center, 1996-02-15) KULKARNI, D.R.; CHOLIN, V.S.This paper briefly discusses the CD-ROM history, hardware and software part of it. Looking at the scope, it reveals wide variety of CD databases available all over the world in Social Sciences. By highlighting the necessity, urgent need, problems and prospects of researchers, academicians and students, it proposed on INFLIBNET to start such services by procuring minimum number CD's covering maximum subject concepts in order to cater the needs of Social Science users.Item CD -ROM Databases The Practical Information Solution For The Librarians and Users(INFLIBNET Center, 1996-02-15) Kesavan, R VenkataDissemination of the right information to the right user, at the right time, at the right cost is the grass root principle of any information system. For which, the IT (Information Technology) helps in many ways, which is right from the invention of a personal computer to CD-ROM (Compact Disk-Read only Memory) technology. CD-ROM technology is mainly used in the intormetion storage and retrieval operations, which helps to handle the large volume of data (which can be textual,numerical, graphical) in a effective, accurate and faster way. In this information explosion era, culling out the required information is a challenging task to the librarians and information professionals. To succeed in this situation using the traditionally available information dissemination methods are not ideal and advisable. The ideal solution to handle such a large volume of data is the application of CD-ROM technology, the one which is quite cheaper and economical too. This paper deals about the general characteristic features of CORaM databases, hardware and sottwere requirements to set up a CD-ROM work station, popular CD-ROM databases available in various subjects, and the special benefits of CD-ROM databases, etc.
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