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Data Conversion and Indexing: How To Get the Most out of Your Machine-Readable Database. DataResearch Automation Guide Series, Number Two.

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Data Research Associates, Inc., St. Louis, MO. – 1992

In today's library environment, the library's most important asset is its machine-readable database. In order to maintain this investment, Data Research Associates provides several comprehensive data conversion services, including retrospective conversion and authority control. For bibliographic records not yet in MARC (machine readable…

Descriptors: Automatic Indexing, Bibliographic Utilities, Data Processing, Library Automation

A Study of Impact of Technological Change in Library Service Facilities: Changes in Use of the Public Catalog at the New York State Library Associated with the Introduction of Online Subject Searching Capability in the Public Catalog. Summary Report.

Lipetz, Ben-Ami; Paulson, Peter J. – 1984

To study the users and use of the subject searching capability offered by the new online public catalog at the New York State Library (NYSL) a study was begun before the catalog change in mid-1983 and continued for a considerable time after the change. Data were collected during three 1-week periods; one preceded the catalog change and two…

Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Library Automation, Library Catalogs, Library Facilities