@article{19507,
      note = {Contents : Part 1. Library systems : WESTLAKE, Duncan.  Preparing for the modern automated system; MARKS,  Christopher. Managing an automated system; NICHOLSON,  Dennis. Novel methods of automation : organisers; SMET,  Egbert de. Organising unmediated use of PC-based  information tools in an academic library; LIVESEY, J.R.  Views on circulation control; NESICKY, Jan, SVOBODA,  Martin. Library automation development in Czechoslovakia;  MAZUR-RZESOS, Elisabeth. Navigation OPACs : practical  realization; BATT, Chris. Integrated library systems;  REDDAN, Marie. Using a large integrated system in an  academic environment; BECK, Terry. Using a spreadsheet as  an information tool; CRAWFORD, John. The Dynix system and  database creation and management in Scottish central  institution; RUSSELL, Sheena. Use of a specialised library  system for a large organisation; DUDLEY, Martin. A county  library approach to automation; DICKMAN, Julia. Selecting  and coping with very large systems; Part 2. Special library  systems : INGRAM, Paul. User 1 - Computers in a business  environment; BRYAN, Andrew. User 4 - Aspects of computer  applications in a special library environment; WHITE, Simon  H. User 5 - Design for performance : design of desktop  databases; WACHTER, Maggie. User 6 - Planning your library  automation project; Part 3. Office automation : VOGWILL,  Ken. Exploiting office automation; Part 4. Networking :  CONROY, Jackie. Networking for a multisite service; JOSEPH,  Roy. Shared systems; Part 5. Expert systems : BROWN, Peter.  Expert systems today; WEINSTEIN, Steven P. The use of  expert systems for end-user interfaces; BLACK, William J.  Applications of expert systems to abstracting; MORRIS,  Anne. The use of expert systems in the library and  information service environment; WILLIAMSON, Jim. Knowledge  engineering in the 90s : applications to library and  information systems; MOGHADDAM, Nader. The application of  expert systems as a tutor; Part 6. Information retrieval :  WHITCHER, Angela. Running a voluntary sector database :  from myth to reality; BARNARD, Anne. Benefits and problems  of using a sophisticated package; AVERY, Brian. Using  status for large scale retrieval; HENDERSON, Jane. Using  BRS/search for inhouse retrieval; Part 7. Electronic  publishing : WORLOCK, David. A publisher's view of CD-ROM  for the future; TUCK, Bill. CD-ROM and research; RIDDLE,  David. Hypercard, its uses and the renaissance project;  HUNTER, Ian. An application of Hypercard/Hypertext; Part 8.  CD-ROM : LAMBERT, Andrew. A review of systems and their  development; STEVENS, David. WORM drives and their  applications; ROUSSEAU, Glenda. CD-ROM as a product of  catalogue conversion;.},
      author = {Eyre, John,},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/19507},
      title = {Computers in Libraries International 90 : proceedings of  the fourth annual conference on computers in libraries held  in London in February 1990 /},
      recid = {19507},
      pages = {173 pages :},
}