This study identifies strategies for enhancing access to Illinois libraries' holdings, where the strategies ensure the best stewardship possible for state and federal grant dollars for library automation and resources.
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This study identifies strategies for enhancing access to Illinois libraries' holdings, where the strategies ensure the best stewardship possible for state and federal grant dollars for library automation and resources.
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Moen, William E.; Enoch, Larry & Greenway-Hayes, Debra.Illinois Library Resources and Automation in the Networked Environment: An Analysis and Recommended Strategies Final Report,
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