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Applications of outsourcing theory to collaborative purchasing and licensing

Urquhart, Christine (2003)

Describes the various types of outsourcing arrangements used in information systems, and explains some of the theoretical perspectives invoked to explain the behaviour of client, supplier, and intermediary organisations, ...
Approaches to fiction retrieval research: from theory to practice?

Rafferty, P.; Vernitski, A. (Facet, 2011-12-31)
Assessing training and professional development needs of library staff. Report for National Library of Health

Urquhart, Christine; Spink, Siân; Thomas, Rhian (University of Wales Aberystwyth, 2005)

Executive summary The aim was to provide an overview of current training provision and CPD needs of NHS library staff, professional and paraprofessional. The project was largely conducted through desk research, with two ...
The Balanced Scorecard, strategy, information and intellectual capital

Broady-Preston, Judith (Facet, 2005)

Information Research, a journal listed in the Directory of Open Access Journals, began publishing in 1995. Based on an analysis of hits on the journal Website, the Information Research Reader assembled 15 of the most popular ...
Biases in the Classification of Welsh Art Material : Dispersion, Dilettantism and Depreciation

Ragaller, Irene; Rafferty, P. (2012)

Purpose – The purpose of this article is to explore some of the biases that affect the classification of Welsh art materials and to examine how they are being perpetuated both in library classification systems and beyond. ...
Building better customer relationships: case studies from Malta and the UK

Broady-Preston, Judith; Felice, J.; Marshall, S. (2006)

Abstract: Purpose - To analyse the results of two surveys conducted at the University of Malta Library, 2003-2004 and Lanchester Library, University of Coventry, 2005-2006. Design/methodology/approach - Relationships between ...
Building knowledge repositories: partnership of sectors

Tedd, Lucy A. (2008)

I was invited to talk on at the partnership of sectors at an international conference on Building Knowledge Repositories organised by the National Institute of Fashion Technology in Delhi, 7-9 February 2008. This 40-slide ...
Challenges in managing e-books collections in UK academic libraries

Lonsdale, Raymond; Armstrong, Chris (2005-03)

This paper reports on research into issues surrounding the collection management of e-books in tertiary education libraries in the UK. Focus groups were conducted with university librarians representing three disciplines—business ...
Collaboration on procurement of e-content between the National Health Service and higher education in the UK

Urquhart, Christine; Spink, Siân; Cox, Andrew (2007)

Purpose Collaboration on procurement of e-content between health libraries in the National Health Service (NHS) and in higher education (HE) should have advantages in increasing their negotiating power to improve licence ...
Digital libraries: principles and practice in a global environment

Tedd, Lucy A.; Large, A. (K.G. Saur, 2005)

The goal of Digital Libraries: Principles and Practice in a Global Environment is to introduce readers to the principles underlying digital libraries, as well as to illustrate these principles by reference to a wide range ...
Discovering the information professional: organisational culture in a digital world

Preston, Hugh; Allmand, Monica (2001)

This paper looks at issues regarding the place of the information professional in organisations where change processes are technologically driven or aided by technology. The case study examines the changing use of information ...
Early library management systems in the UK

Tedd, Lucy A. (2007-10-17)

This is a PowerPoint presentation made for a seminar organised by the Library and Information History Group of the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals in November 2006.
Elaborations of Grounded Theory in Information Research : Arenas/social worlds theory, discourse and situational analysis

Vasconcelos, Ana; Sen, Barbara; Rosa, Ana; Ellis, David (2012)

This paper explores elaborations of Grounded Theory in relation to Arenas/Social Worlds Theory. The notions of arenas and social worlds were present in early applications of Grounded Theory but have not been as much used ...
The emergence of conceptual thinking in information behaviour research

Ellis, David (Emerald Group Publishing Ltd., 2011-10-31)
Employees, customers and internal marketing strategies in LIS

Broady-Preston, Judith (2002)

Reviews the concept of internal marketing, discussing the view that employees need to feel engaged with the organization before they can provide excellent service to customers. States that internal marketing should encompass ...
Facets of User-Assigned Tags and Their Effectiveness in Image Retrieval

Ransom, Nicola; Rafferty, Pauline (2011)

Purpose – This study aims to consider the value of user-assigned image tags by comparing the facets that are represented in image tags with those that are present in image queries to see if there is a similarity in the way ...
Genre Theory, KO and Fiction

Rafferty, P. (2010-02-26)
Going down the open road: open source software and library management systems

Tedd, Lucy A. (2007-10)

This short piece provides an introduction to open source software for library management systems.
Identifying Diachronic Transformations in Popular Culture Genres: A Cultural-Materialist Approach to the History of Popular Literature Publishing

Rafferty, P. M. (2008-12-01)

This paper proposes a methodology through which to examine the history of generic novels. It is an attempt to reconstruct publishing history using the internal evidence of the books themselves. A key assumption is that ...
Informative Tagging of Images: The Importance of Modality in Interpretation

Rafferty, P. (2011)

The term "tagging" is widely used for the assigning of terms to information objects in user-driven websites, although a cursory examination of such websites suggests that the communicative functions undertaken by taggers ...

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