A View of Information Sharing Pattern through Consortia in India

Harilal Lakavath; B. Ramesh

Harilal Lakavath Sreenidhi Institute of Science and Technology Yamnampet, Ghatkesar, Hyderabad, India
B. Ramesh TTWRDC (M) Sangareddy PeddaKangarla, Patanchervu, India

Abstract

Library collaboration is reflected normally in many ways, of which library consortiums are one such model. Consortiums have been functioning across countries for the last two to three decades. In this paper, we view the consortiums available and their functioning. This paper is very generic in that it reflects a few viewpoints.

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