Entrepreneurial Librarianship: The Key to Effective Information Services Management
β Scribed by Guy St. Clair
- Publisher
- K. G. Saur
- Year
- 1996
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 208
- Edition
- Reprint 2012
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Table of Contents
The author
Introduction to the series
Contents
Introduction: Embracing the entrepreneurial perspective
Foreword
Chapter One. Entrepreneurial librarianship
Chapter Two. Risk-taking in the information services environment
Chapter Three. The entrepreneurial advantage in information services
Chapter Four. βThe shifting paradigmsβ
Chapter Five. Setting the entrepreneurial standards
Chapter Six. Convincing the nay-sayers
Chapter Seven. The entrepreneurial manager: authority, accountability, responsibility
Chapter Eight. The entrepreneurial workplace
Chapter Nine. Constant improvement, or βgetting better all the timeβ
Chapter Ten. When it doesn't work: dealing with the downside
Chapter Eleven (with Beth Duston). The tangible payoffs: making a profit from the organization's investment in information services
Chapter Twelve. Entrepreneurial rewards
Chapter thirteen. Can we do it?
Selected bibliography
Index
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