Proceedings of the 1969 Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing

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Title

Proceedings of the 1969 Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing

Contributor(s)

Carroll, Dewey E.

Issue Date

1969

Keyword(s)

• Libraries --Automation
• Automatic Data Processing --Congresses
• Library catalog

Abstract

"The present volume contains the invited papers presented at the seventh annual Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing held April 27-30, 1969, at Urbana by the Division of University Extension and the Graduate School of Library Science of the University of Illinois. Like previous volumes of the Proceedings, the present papers continue to reflect major advances in both the extent and the sophistication of the application of data processing technology in all areas of library operations. Discerning readers will note that the promise of on-line systems has already begun to materialize and that we are now addressing ourselves to questions concerning details and to optimal ""mixes"" of various on-line and batch processing applications. The truth and impact of the latter observation were underscored for all who attended the Clinic, not only by the masterful accounts of Robert Kennedy, Charles Hoppel, and others who enjoy the utilization of larger third generation hardware systems, but also by the highly entertaining as well as informative report of the imaginative exploitation of smaller second generation computers by Calvin Boyer and Jack Frost."

Publisher

Graduate School of Library Science. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Series/Report Name or Number

Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing (7th : 1969)

Type of Resource

text

Language

en

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