Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Computer and Library Science

The present day knowledge or information-based society ismaking extensive use of information for all kinds of activities. It is thedevelopments in communication technology, which took place since late eightiesthat provided an impetus to the use of computers in various segments of societyand libraries, which literally caused a revolution. The subject of library and informationscience has also gone tremendous changes. The present work, trulyencyclopaedic in nature, encompasses a great treasure of terms and phrases,explained in simple and clear way pertaining to computer and library science.The information gathered in the comprehensive 6 volumes that comprise this work,is from authoritative sources and the definitionsand explanations are reliable and authentic. Amidst the plethora of similarliterature this dictionary is unique, amalgamating as it does the latest research anddevelopments in the field. No doubt, the present endeavour will prove to be auseful reference for all concerned in the field.