Business Information Services Since 1990: A Personal Odyssey  

Oleh:

Reid, Will

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Business Information Review vol. 23 no. 2 (Jun. 2006), page 135-139.
Topik: business information service; Business Links; chambers of commerce; co-operation; economic development; economic policy; European Social Fund; fee-based service; intermediary; internet; licensing; mediated service; public expenditure; public library; regional development; small and medium-sized enterprises; university library
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Reviews the development of mediated professional business information provision, from the fee-based business information services of the 1980s to the present and future focus on refining, clarifying and classifying online services that are potentially directly available to end-users. Considers the range of influences that have brought about this shift including: the changing industrial structure; growth in internet use; financial and other pressures in libraries; and changes in government policy. Concludes that the library and information professional’s core skills remain valuable in the present changed economic and learning environment.

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