Paper Info
Title
Electronic collection management and electronic information services.
Abstract
As the life cycle of information products has become increasingly digital from “cradle to grave”, the nature of electronic information management has dramatically changed. These changes have brought new strategies and methods as well as new issues and challenges. At the bottom line the services are increasingly delivered to a desktop from distributed publishers or information providers. Information organizations act either as primary information providers or as brokers between the user and the primary service provider. This paper covers developments in the factors and strategies affecting collection management and access. It discusses major trends in electronic user services including electronic information delivery, information discovery and electronic reference. Finally, it addresses the challenges in user and personnel education in response to this electronic environment and an increasingly information literate user population.
Year
Venue
Keywords
2005
Inf. Services and Use
electronic environment,electronic information management,electronic reference,information literate user population,information discovery,electronic collection management,primary information provider,electronic information delivery,electronic information service,information provider,information product,information organization,digital communications,acquisition,information management,internet,life cycle,service provider,information systems,electronic publishing,data management,collection,life cycle management
Field
DocType
Volume
Information system,World Wide Web,Information management,Information literacy,Service provider,Risk management information systems,Data management,Business,Information discovery,Electronic publishing
Journal
25
Issue
Citations 
PageRank 
1
0
0.34
References 
Authors
5
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Gladys Cotter162.33
Bonnie Carroll201.01
Gail Hodge3675.63
Andrea Japzon4393.17