Transforming the Bodleian / edited by Michael Heaney and Catríona Cannon.
The transformation of the Bodleian Libraries provides an example of how major libraries can meet twenty-first century challenges: in 2008 it was facing a failed system installation, a failed plan to cope with its storage needs and the threat of losing status as a repository suitable to house importa...
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De Gruyter Saur,
2012.
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Preface
- Contents
- List of illustrations
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Background
- Chapter 2: The Bod Squad
- Chapter 3: Finance
- Chapter 4: The special collections
- Chapter 5: The purchase of electronic journal backfiles
- Chapter 6: The building of the Book Storage Facility
- Chapter 7: Book Storage Facility ingest and retrievals operations
- Chapter 8: 'And moveth all together, if it move at all': the Bookmoves Project 2010-2011
- Chapter 9: Barcoding
- the Inventory Control Project
- Chapter 10: The Book Storage Facility Information System
- Chapter 11: Implementation of a new integrated library system
- Chapter 12: Staff relocation
- Chapter 13: The creation of the Weston Library
- Chapter 14: Underground Bookstore and Old Bodleian Access Project
- Chapter 15: Reader services during a time of major changes
- Conclusion
- Index.