Re-Engineering of the Public Libraries in Central Coastal Districts of Andhra Pradesh

Authors

  • Muppidi Srinivasa Rao Librarian (Guest Faculty), Government Degree College, Razole, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Konaseema District, Andhra Pradesh 533242, India

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.48165/

Keywords:

ICT, Re-Engineering, Cerebral Palsy, WOM, Personnel Management, Internet Technologies, Web Blogs

Abstract

The objective of this study is to find the status of ICT technologies in the Central coastal district central  libraries, modify traditional services to digital services using internet technologies, re-engineer the library  collection development, and transform the conventional libraries into digital libraries by using the digital  resources. Collected data through structured questionnaire and, distributed to the user community in the  district central libraries in the Krishna, West, and East Godavari district central libraries in December 2020  and January 2021 respectively. Data was collected through Interviews, Observations in the library and a  structured questionnaire .The total number of a questionnaire distributed was 300 and 271respondented responded with a percentage of 90.33%.Found the results were analysed using Microsoft Excel and are  mentioned in the tables and pictorial presentation in the Analysis and data interpretation chapter. Re Engineering functionally seems to be like re-organization (www.Encyclopedia.com).Re-Engineering is  primarily used by Michael Hammer and champy in the 1993’s in his bestselling book entitled “Re-Engineering  Corporation” which is published in 1993. It did not mean using the computer system, it was modification to the existing system (Khan, 2019). Re-Engineering is the process of modification or modernization of existing  system (Athude, 2019). Re-Engineering is the process of rethinking and redesigning library or public library  activities, to fulfil the user information needs and to enhance the services in the public library with innovative  ideas and thoughts. It introduces automation in housekeeping operations in public libraries by using ICT  Technologies.  

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Published

2022-12-15

How to Cite

Re-Engineering of the Public Libraries in Central Coastal Districts of Andhra Pradesh . (2022). Library Progress (International), 42(2), 296–308. https://doi.org/10.48165/