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Implementing Technological Change.

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Johnson, Peggy – College and Research Libraries, 1988

Addresses some problems associated with technological change and examines the nature of data and technology, organizations, and computer-mediated work. Concepts of sociotechnical systems design are related to library automation, and a set of strategies for facilitating technological change is proposed. (29 references) (Author/CLB)

Descriptors: Change Strategies, Information Technology, Innovation, Library Automation

Pen, Ink, Keys, and Cards: Some Reflections on Library Technology.

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Freeman, Michael Stuart – College and Research Libraries, 1991

Discussion of the adoption of new technologies in libraries throughout history focuses on two innovations in particular: the card catalog and the typewriter. Topics discussed include the replacement of one technology by another; budget considerations; requirements and attitudes of the labor force; reactions of library users; and attitudes of…

Descriptors: Adoption (Ideas), Card Catalogs, Change Strategies, Employee Attitudes