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MODERN LIBRARY AUTOMATION: THE INTEGRATED SERVICES AND RELATED CHALLENGES
ABSTRACT
The study analyzed modern methods of library automation: the prospects and challenges. Modern library automation methods encompass a wide range of technologies, including integrated library systems, digital repositories, and artificial intelligence-driven services. These innovations have the potential to streamline cataloging, improve resource discovery, and personalize. The study revealed the prospect and the challenges of the modern methods of library automation. In conclusion the modern methods of library automation underscore the pivotal role of technology in reshaping libraries. It illuminates the promising prospects, such as enhanced accessibility, resource optimization, and data-driven decision-making, that modern library automation offers. One of the recommendations made was that to successfully implement modern library automation methods, libraries should invest in comprehensive training programs for their staff. Equipping librarians and support personnel with the necessary skills and knowledge to operate and troubleshoot automation systems is essential.
KEYWORDS: Modern Methods, Library Automation, Prospects and Challenges.
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