Document delivery beyond 2000 Proceedings of a conference held at the British Library and sponsored by the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) of the Higher Education Funding Councils, as part of its Electronic Libraries Programme (eLib)     Edited by Anne Morris, Neil Jacobs and Eric Davies     ISBN 0 947568 76 X 1999 £30.00/US$55.00     Order this book   Recommend to library   Back   Home

CONTENTS   The prisoner's dilemma: the document delivery management game? A.F. MacDougall   Investing in document delivery services: management perspectives Terry Hanson   Just how? Strategies and decisions for information and document provision Anne Morris and Eric Davies   The information sector - publishers, databases and document delivery services: collaboration, competition or convergence? Malcolm Smith   The links between publishers, databases and document delivery services: collaboration, competition or convergence? Jenny Walker   Making life easier for the user Terry Morrow   Winners and losers in an 'access' world: accounts from end-users Neil Jacobs and Anne Morris   User satisfaction with ILL/document delivery services: a measurement toolbox Joan Stein Meeting the needs of management research: the MANDOC study Louise Edwards and Heather Woodfield   Reports from Breakout Sessions 1, 2, 3 and 4 Terry Hanson, John Harrington, A.F. MacDougall and Malcolm Smith   Document delivery in practice: the LAMDA project Stephanie Taylor   Living on the edge: life as a LAMDA supplier Stephen Prowse   Digitisation: how far has it gone, how far will it go? The DocUTrans project Reinder Jan Zwart   Copyright issues in electronic document delivery: UK and international law Mark Wing   Copyright issues and electronic document delivery Revd Graham Cornish   What a librarian should look for in a document access system: developing a new resource sharing infrastructure in Australia Andrew Wells and Howard Amos   Management information requirements and the potential of document delivery systems to fulfil them David Larbey   The implications of standards implementation: interfacing between library, supplier, and other systems Mary E. Jackson   Reports from Breakout Sessions 5, 6, 7 and 8 Andrew Braid, Revd Graham Cornish, Mary E. Jackson and Stephanie Taylor