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Information Technology Impact on Libraries

Raj Kumar Berwal, Rekha Berwal

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Indian Journal of Agriculture Business 10(1):p 35-37, January - June 2024. | DOI: https://doi.org/10.21088/ijab.2454.7964.10124.5

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Berwal RK, Berwal R. Information technology impact on libraries. Indian J Agri Busi. 2024;10(1):35-37.

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Received : December 23, 2023         Accepted : February 21, 2024          Published : June 30, 2024

Abstract

Academic libraries and information centers play important roles as sources of valuable records, which help to meet the information needs of the society. In modern settings, these centers are often equipped with state of the art information technology (IT) resources in order to facilitate information acquisition, dissemination and access to resources domiciled in remote repositories which where beforehand not possible. This paper demonstrates that effective use of Information Technology (IT) will enhance the current operations of university library and assist the library users to carry out their various activities in the library. The strength of the academic library lies in the strength of its services through which it can ensure effective use of its information resources and play its role in fulfilling objectives of education.


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Berwal RK, Berwal R. Information technology impact on libraries. Indian J Agri Busi. 2024;10(1):35-37.


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DOI: https://doi.org/10.21088/ijab.2454.7964.10124.5

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21st centuryModern librariesKnowledgeTechnology

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