Management of Information in LIS: Theory and Practice

Management of Information in LIS: Theory and Practice is a comprehensive textbook that delves into the core principles of information management in Library and Information Science (LIS). It covers the classification, cataloguing and indexing of information, their various types and techniques, benefits and drawbacks and their implementation in document processing with detailed methodological explanations of DDC, AACR-2R and MARC 21.

Fulfilling the core requirements of UGC CBSE guidelines for undergraduate students of LIS, this book is also an impeccable resource for BLIS/MLIS aspirants and LIS professionals.

Key Features:

• Accessible approach to topics, providing conceptual clarity and historical context

• Presents up-to-date and latest developments in the field of Library and Information Science

• Includes comprehensive and well-organised coverage of critical modules: Organising and Managing Information and Document Processing (Practice)

• Provides revision exercises at regular intervals for self-evaluation

• Contains sample question papers for practice tests