Do we need to change? Do we want to change? : the future of bibliographic information systems

Title: Do we need to change? Do we want to change? : the future of bibliographic information systems
Author: Žumer, Maja
Source document: ProInflow. 2011, vol. 3, iss. 2, pp. 138-149
Extent
138-149
  • ISSN
    1804-2406
Type: Article
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Abstract(s)
Poprvé ve své dlouhé historii čelí knihovny konkurenci. Existuje mnoho dalších poskytovatelů informací a uživatelé si vyhledávají informace kdekoliv. I přes to, že knihovní katalogy mají výhodu v tom, že jsou kontrolované, konzistentní a bohaté na informace, zdá se, že nevyužívají svého plného potenciálu. Proto je nutné se v této oblasti posunout dále. Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) představuje nové paradigma, které by nejen mohlo nabídnout mnohem intuitivnější poskytování bibliografických informací, ale též využívat nástrojů a služeb sémantického webu. V článku jsou představeny některé současné výzkumné aktivity, které otevírají cestu k lepším bibliografickým informačním systémům, které by měly být předmětem dalšího zkoumání.
For the first time in their long history libraries are facing competition. There are many different information providers and users find information elsewhere. The clear advantages of the library catalogue, such as authority control, consistency and the wealth of information are obviously not utilised to their potential. A step further is therefore urgently needed. Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) provides a new paradigm which could not only enable more intuitive presentation of bibliographic information, but also open this information using Semantic Web tools and services and therefore promote exchange and reuse across domains. Several current research activities are presented. They all pave the way to better bibliographic information systems, which should be developed without further delay.
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