The People Speak: The Dispersion and Impact of Technology in American Libraries

Robert Hauptman and Carol L. Anderson
Information Technology, and Libraries, Vol. 13, No. 4, December 1994, p. 249-256

The status of technological applications in American libraries, how much "technology" do most libraries of all types and sizes have, the accuracy of library technology implementation in the literature, challenges faced by practitioners, and technological goals of libraries are among the questions posed in a survey. The survey found that a number of libraries are on the technological "cutting edge" but only a few "have it all." Librarians also
expressed stress over the multitude of changes and expenses incurred.

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