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Integrated library systems.

C M Goldstein
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The development of integrated library systems is discussed. The four major discussion points are (1) initial efforts; (2) network resources; (3) minicomputer-based systems; and (4) beyond library automation. Four existing systems are cited as examples of current systems.

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C M Goldstein. 1983. Integrated library systems.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6354321/

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