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9780810841321

Guide to Management of the Information Resources Budget

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  • ISBN13:

    9780810841321

  • ISBN10:

    0810841320

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-05-23
  • Publisher: Scarecrow Press
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Summary

Guide to the Management of the Information Resources Budget assists librarians making information resources budget allocations and outlines general principles for the management of those allocations. It describes the character and function of the budget document, states allocation principles, presents an array of considerations and options for application to the local budget allocation process, and enumerates sources of information helpful to that process.

Table of Contents

Preface v
Introduction
1(1)
Purpose
1(1)
Need
1(1)
Intended audience and scope
2(1)
Definition
2(1)
Allocation principles
2(2)
Allocations and institutional objectives
2(1)
Clear, realistic, and rational method of allocation
3(1)
Allocation by librarians
3(1)
Broad-based participation in allocation
3(1)
The allocation process
4(6)
Planning
4(1)
Forecasting and projecting
4(2)
Selecting a budget structure
6(1)
Choosing allocation criteria
7(1)
Examples of allocation criteria typical of academic libraries
7(1)
Examples of allocation criteria typical of public libraries
8(1)
Examples of allocation criteria typical of special libraries
8(1)
Examples of allocation criteria typical of school libraries
8(1)
Choosing the allocation method
9(1)
The information resources budget document
10(2)
Purpose
10(1)
Audience
11(1)
General characteristics of an effective budget document
11(1)
Preparation
11(1)
Managing the encumbrance and expenditures of funds
12(5)
Financial reports
12(1)
Encumbrance levels
12(2)
The flow of orders
14(1)
Payment of invoices
15(1)
Acquisitions department staffing levels
15(1)
Financial requirements of the institution
15(1)
Payment record retention
16(1)
Record keeping and audits
17(1)
The relationship between collection development and acquisitions
17(2)
Needs of the bibliographer or collection development librarian
17(1)
Needs of the acquisitions librarian
18(1)
Budget evaluation
19(3)
Institutional information
19(1)
External cost information
20(2)
Glossary 22(3)
Bibliography 25

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