The 4th BOBCATSSS symposium in Budapest will consist of
a plenary session and workshops.
These are the main topics and the people who are either leading a workshop
or giving a presentation:
Name | Country | Title |
M. Burke | From rough gems to diamond managers : training quality managers for the information world | |
B. Dankert | Quality of information services to the youth. | |
J. v/d Walle | Quality of databases. | |
M. Wheeler | USA | Library staff development for a new millenium. |
O. Harbo | Evaluation of research programs in library and information science. | |
J. Domingo | The quality of image scanning. |
Name | Country | Title |
G.G. Aseyev & V.N. Sheyko |
Conception of training specialists of modern information- bibliographic level in the Kharkiv State Institute of Culture. | |
A. Boekhorst | Survival of the fittest and the information mediating process. | |
C.G. Johannsen & I. Larsen |
T.Q.M. methods for designing information products and services. The
application of quality function deployment in the information sector. Different ways to organise user influence in a T.Q.M. perspective. |
|
S.R. Jones | Modelling information requirements in the design of information provision appliances. | |
A. Mass�simo | Education on quality for European information professionals. | |
G. Netting & J.W.A. Netting |
Managing change in a user service environment. | |
J. Nijboer & M. Swenne |
Managers managing: upward appaisal systems. Coaching the employee. |
|
�.M. Papp & T. Markus |
Is library a learning organisation? | |
J. Tcherniakova & L. van Zoen |
Conditions for quality improvement in East-European libraries. | |
B. Zurawski | Problems in teaching on electronic information resrouces. |
Name | Country | Title |
G.G. Aseyev & V.V. Karnaushenko |
Knowledge representation of plasma physics. | |
A. Brozek | Analysis of databases created and/or used in libraries in the Czech Republic. | |
D.J. Farace & I. de Heer |
Design and development of grey literature resources | |
L. Gombos | The CIKK database | |
T. Koltay | Quality on the Internet: who decides? | |
P. Muranyi | Hungarian librarian journals in information science databases | |
G. Sebestyen | A Hungarian experience with Dialog |
Name | Country | Title |
F. Gruler & S. Kr�ger |
Quality standards of library services to children in Germany. Theory and practice. | |
I. Glashoff | Teenage libraries in Germany. | |
M. Rzasa | Youth and information in Poland since 1989. |
Name | Country | Title |
R. Audunson | The concept of quality: myth or reality. | |
D. Kalydy | Quality services to the students of the Central European University (CEU) Library, Budapest, Hungary. | |
G. Kovacs | Library campaign to promote library service. | |
C. Lavell | Improving the information services of the library of The society for the preservation of nature in the Netherlands : quality improvement and customer satisfaction. | |
N.O. Pors | Expectations and perceptions: an analysis of students attitudes to library systems. | |
G. Tsessarskaya | Advertising & PR as a method of creating and supporting demand for the library services. | |
S. Virkus | Customer satisfaction in a business information environment. | |
V. Zagumennaya | Reference information service in the National Parliamentary Library of Ukraine. |
Name | Country | Title |
E. den Boef | ||
C. Kluiters | ||
B. Loughridge | Factors affecting the evaluation of rapid document delivery and electronic awareness services in academic libraries. | |
W. Luyendijk | Subscription agencies: fewer, tougher, more agile - and beleaguered. | |
J. Susol | Network publishing - its communication advantages and risks. | |
G. Waters | Tradition and innovation; the changing world of the library and the periodical agency. |