Abstract

Proposes a model for creating a technology program that provides a framework for achieving a more effective utilization of new technology in libraries. Topics discussed include environmental requirements; personnel; user needs; technologies, including standards for hardware and software; budgets; costs; maintenance; supplies; training; and organizational change. (three references) (LRW)

Citation

Marks, K.E. (1992). Technology Programming for Libraries. North Carolina Libraries, 50(3), 137. Retrieved June 2, 2023 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/146453/.

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Keywords

• Budgets
• Computer Software
• Costs
• Library Administration
• Library Automation
• Library Expenditures
• Library Personnel
• Library Planning
• models
• organizational change
• Physical Environment
• standards
• Technological Advancement
• User Needs (Information)