Automated library services: one law library's experience

School or College S.J. Quinney College of Law
Creator Brillon, Alicia
Other Author Craigle, Valeri
Title Automated library services: one law library's experience
Date 2013-09
Description Automated library services are becoming more commonplace as collections shift from print to electronic format and as technical services staff face changing roles to accommodate the new digital environment. The tasks of ordering, cataloging, and processing print materials lend themselves well to automation. Shelf-ready services can save hundreds of hours a month in staff time and ensure greater workflow accuracy and consistency. In the following article, we share our experience setting up shelf-ready services and provide a road map for other law librarians who are considering this approach.
Type Text
Publisher AALL Spectrum
Subject automated library services; shelf-ready processing; technical services workflow automation
Subject LCSH Technical services (libraries) ; Law libraries
Language eng
Relation is Version of Faculty Publications; Institutional Repository
Rights Management S.J. Quinney College of Law, University of Utah
Spatial Coverage Salt Lake City (Utah)
Format Medium application/pdf
Source AALL Spectrum 18 No. 1 (September / October 2013), 26-27.
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Reference URL https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rz2mvd