Principles and Techniques
"This book is an essential resource for libraries and librarians who are serious about measuring their impact on customers, patrons, and society at largeMeasuring Library Performance will benefit library and information-science students, professors, and busy information professionals, too." -- Public Libraries "This book goes a long way to making the process a lot clearer, even if it cannot make it easier." -- Program
Peter Brophy BSc HonFCLIP FCLIP FRSA ILTM is Professor of Information Management in the Department of Information and Communications at Manchester Metropolitan University, where he is also Director of the Centre for Research in Library and Information Management (CERLIM).
1. Background 2. Theoretical considerations 3. User satisfaction 4. Impact on users 5. Social and economic impact 6. Inputs 7. Processes 8. Outputs 9. Staff 10. Infrastructure 11. Services for all 12. Benchmarking 13. The balanced scorecard 14. Standards Appendix 1. Data collection methods Appendix 2. The analysis of data Appendix 3. The presentation of results.