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Economics
and evaluation
Closing
the corporate library: case studies in the decision making process, by
James Matarazzo. New York: Special Libraries Associaton, 1981.
Corporate
library excellence by James Matarazzo. Washington: Special Libraries
Association, 1990.
The
economics of library and information services: an Anglo-German
perspective; edited by Edward Duffy and others. London: Anglo-German
Foundation for the study of Industrial Society, 1991.
From
the top: profiles of US and Canadian Corporate libraries and information
centers, compiled by Tobi A Brimsek. Includes report of the President's Task
Force on the Value of the Information Professional . Washington: Special
Libraries Association, 1989.
How
good is your library?: a review of approaches to the evaluation of library
and information services, by John Blagden and John Harrington. London, Aslib,
1990.
Information
economics, by Marilyn Parker and others. Prentice Hall International,
1988.
Information
economics: costs and prices of machine readable information in Europe;
edited by Gordon Pratt. London: Aslib, 1976/
Key
papers in the economics of information: edited by Donald W. King, Nancy K.
Roderer and Harold A Olsen. White Plains, NY: Knowledge Industry Publications,
1983.
A
manual on the evaluation of information centres and services; by Jose
Marie Griffiths and Donald W. King. Neuilly Sur Seine: Advisory Group for
Aerospace Research and Development, 1991.
Performance
indicators and decision support systems for libraries: a practical
application of keys to success by Ian Bloor. London: British Library Research
and Development Department, 1991.
Performance
measures cor corporate information centres by Charles R. McClure and betty
Reifsuyder. Special Libraries, vol 73 no 3, July 1984.
A
practical approach to documenting the value of information services to the
financially minded, by Nyree Diggins. Australian Special Libraries vol 28
no 4 September 1995:23-32.
President's
Task Force on the Value of the Information Professional: preliminary
study. Final report by James Matarazzo and others. Washington DC: Special
Libraries Association, 1985.
Priorities,
performance and benefits: an exploratory study of library and information
units, by Marianne Broadbent and Hans Lofgren. Melbourne: Centre for
International Research on Communication and Information Technologies &
ACLIS, 1991.
Prometheus:
the journal of issues in technological change, innovation, information
economics, communication and science policy. St Lucia, Qld: Information
Research Unit, Department of Economics, University of Queensland, 1983-
The
value of libraries and professional librarians to Australian companies: an
annotated bibliography. Australian Library Journal, May 1987: 161-170.
The
value of libraries and library professionals to Australia's top 100 companies:
draft report of the study conducted by the Australian Library and Information
Association by Virginia Walsh and Sharon Greenshields. Australian Library
Journal, Vol 31 no 3, September 1998.
Valuing
corporate libraries: a survey of senior managers by James Matarazzo,
Lawrence Prusak and Michael Gauthier, Washington DC: Special Libraries
Association, 1990.
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