Lecture 5b: Automation of Acquisitions
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The document discusses the automation of acquisition (ACQ) development and management in libraries. It covers the basic applications of automation for ACQ functions like tasks, records, processing information, and communicating. It also describes the key elements of an automated ACQ system including hardware, software, procedures, and personnel. Additionally, it outlines different types of automated ACQ systems such as turnkey systems and shared systems. Finally, it discusses acquiring an automated ACQ system by assessing needs, evaluating alternatives, and installing and evaluating the new system.
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