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Production Services in the Library: Challenges and Opportunities

Production Services in the Library: Challenges and Opportunities

Title:Production Services in the Library: Challenges and Opportunities (ID: MWR0655)
Author(s):James M. Duncan (Colorado State Library) and Scott Fiddelke (The University of Arizona)
Topics:Digital Library Services, Information Systems and Services, Libraries and Technology, Library Projects
Origin:Midwest Regional Conferences (03/13/2006)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:Learn about a new breed of library service, Information Commons Production Services (ICPS). This unit targets the creation and delivery of educational content and information resources. By partnering with individuals and departments, ICPS extends the traditional service role of the library into more entrepreneurial ventures involving multimedia authoring, digitization, publishing, information design, and application development.
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