A Model of Business Information Users' Expectations

Atkinson, Joseph D.

doi:10.1300/j110v08n01_04

Journal of Interlibrary Loan, Document Delivery & Informati

1997

DOI: 10.1300/j110v08n01_04

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A Model of Business Information Users' Expectations

Joseph D. Atkinson

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Just the Facts: An Examination of E-Book Usage by Business Students and Faculty

Simon

2011

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Business students and faculty expect the electronic delivery of content within their multiple disciplinary subject areas. The speed of acceptance and the rate of migration from print to electronic sources within the various business disciplines outpaces the acceptance rates in the humanities and other social sciences. Business students and faculty exhibit information-seeking behaviors that are unique to the practice-oriented nature of a business education. Electronic resources re-enforce this information-seeking behavior. The technology utilized in the creation of e-books enables business students and faculty to successfully locate specific data, both textual and numeric within the resource, further reinforcing their behaviors and accelerating the demand for additional e-books. Business students and faculty use e-books as reference books.

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Just the Facts: An Examination of E-Book Usage by Business Students and Faculty

Simon

2011

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Research skills, perceptions and attitudes of incoming MBA students

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Malecki

2020

Journal of Business & Finance Librarianship

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Research on library-related perceptions and attitudes of MBA students is lacking, leading the authors of this article to survey a cohort of incoming MBA students at Arizona State University. The survey included self-evaluation of research skills, anticipated uses of library services and resources, and specific types of data/information the students thought would be most valuable during their studies. The survey uncovered differences based on how long the students had been away from higher education. The results are useful for business librarians and others working with graduate business students.

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Investing Wisely

Mezick

Accounting

2002

Journal of Business & Finance Librarianship

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A Model of Business Information Users' Expectations

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Just the Facts: An Examination of E-Book Usage by Business Students and Faculty

Just the Facts: An Examination of E-Book Usage by Business Students and Faculty

Research skills, perceptions and attitudes of incoming MBA students

Investing Wisely

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