Business Information Service Delivery Within A Regional Context – The Role Of Public Libraries: Report Of Research Projects In Yorkshire And The North West  

Oleh:

Wilson, Kerry ; Train, Briony

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Business Information Review vol. 23 no. 1 (Mar. 2006), page 50-57.
Topik: business information service; economic development; public libraries; regional development; regional economic strategy
Fulltext: 50.pdf (94.48KB)

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Discusses the future of public business information service provision from a regional perspective, based on two research projects recently undertaken by the Centre for the Public Library and Information in Society (CPLIS) at the University of Sheffield. The first investigates public libraries’ role and contribution in terms of the Regional Economic Strategy to business communities in Yorkshire; the second explores consortium and collaborative approaches to business information service delivery in the North West region. The two projects, both undertaken on behalf of the respective regional Museum, Library & Archive Councils, involved a review of the literature to provide theoretical context, and quantitative and qualitative research methods using a sample of key regional stakeholders. The research is summarized collectively in terms of the regional economic and political influence upon public business information service identity, purpose, advocacy and delivery.

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