Library Information Technology and Networks

Discover the evolution of library technology with Library Information Technology and Networks by Charles Grosch. Published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 1994, this comprehensive hardback spans 384 pages and provides an insightful historical perspective on the integration of computers in libraries over the past 25 years. Grosch expertly profiles the range of available processing systems, categorizing them by size and platform, while also exploring the short- and long-term future of information technology within library environments. This essential resource is perfect for professionals in the field of Library and Information Science, as well as students seeking a deeper understanding of library automation and networks. For college or university bookstores, special pricing is available for orders of five or more copies directly from Marcel Dekker. Enhance your library's technological knowledge with this pivotal work.