LIBRARIES AS CONSULTING CENTERS FOR BUSINESS SECTOR

Consulting in Computer Applications to Libraries

INCLUDEDI N THE BIBLIOGRAPHY to this paper are several references that include listings of library consultants directly or indirectly related to library automation (Berry, Cibbarelli, Finnigan, International Microfilm Source Book, Kruzas, Special Libraries Association, Warnken, Wasserman). Beyond the more than 200 companies identified in them are uncounted numbers of individuals who serve as co...

business sector research needs assessment

optimal allocation of research funds based on research priorities; mobilization of existing research capacities and capabilities in small and medium enterprises and supporting enterprises to respond to research needs; create the necessary conditions for applying the research results and findings from necessary research projects; prospective study in research and avoid instantaneous and non-stra...

Business Intelligence In Call Centers

This document takes a look into the world of business intelligence and the implications this field of study has on the modern call center. This document includes a discussion of the factors driving the need for business intelligence, a discussion on the benefits and challenges of business intelligence implementations while concentrating on business intelligence capabilities and the associated e...

Libraries and Computing Centers: A Blueprint for Collaboration

Considerable attention has been focused in recent years on the uncertain relationship between academic libraries and campus computing centers. It is commonly assumed by some that one or the other will eventually become dominant on most campuses. This paper argues that the two organizations will continue to have distinct, though closely related, identities for many years. In this context they ca...

FM&T Strategic Business Centers