special library associations: structure & goals

SUTD Library Special Alerts

library associations and advancement of librarianship in developing countries

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(special) library services of the future

the future of library services must be considered against the background of a new self-conception of libraries and their definition and of a changing information society. in future, traditional library services will no longer be sufficient to ensure the survival of libraries. they will be required as a basic routine, but the proactivity of the library and its contribution to the overall enterpr...

Marketing in the Special Library Environment

SPECIALIBRARIES DEVELOPED IN response to a need for specific information and the emerging recognition that an organization with quick access to good information may have a competitive advantage. Effective marketing is an ongoing well-executed process of planning for favorable exchange to help achieve organizational objectives. Marketing plans in special libraries integrate library services and ...

Special Projects Digital Library of Mathematical Functions

Daniel Lozier Ronald Boisvert Joyce Conlon Marjorie McClain Bruce Fabijonas Raghu Kacker Bruce Miller F.W.J. Olver Bonita Saunders Abdou Youssef Charles Clark (NIST PL) Gloria Wiersma (NIST PL) Charles Hagwood (NIST ITL) Nell Sedransk (NIST ITL) Qiming Wang (NIST ITL) Shauntia Burley (Student) Michael Huber (Student) Elaine Kim (Student) Richard Askey (U. of Wisconsin, Madison) Michael Berry (U...

Future Trends in Special Library Services

Special libraries all over the world today fulfil a whole variety of different services at a wide range of locations. This diversified spectrum of activities is by no means a recent development. At the time that the Special Library Association (SLA) was founded at the 1909 conference of the American Library Association (ALA), special libraries already had little to do with traditional library t...