1981
DOI: 10.1016/0364-6408(81)90054-5
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The faculty versus librarians in the acquisitions process: A comparative analysis

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“…Prior to the emergence of a digitized environment in the mid-1990, library users were regarded as patrons and library managers emphasized on the collections' development (Osiobe, 1981;Haider, 1996) and book availability (Rashid, 1990) rather than on service provision.…”
Section: Library Usementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Prior to the emergence of a digitized environment in the mid-1990, library users were regarded as patrons and library managers emphasized on the collections' development (Osiobe, 1981;Haider, 1996) and book availability (Rashid, 1990) rather than on service provision.…”
Section: Library Usementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Libraries today must find ways to optimize operations, minimize resources, enhance services, extend market penetration, and serve customers (Abram, 2007). Prior to the emergence of a digitized environment in the mid-1990, library users were regarded as patrons and library managers emphasized on the collections' development (Osiobe, 1981;Haider, 1996) and book availability (Rashid, 1990) rather than on service provision.…”
Section: Library Usementioning
confidence: 99%