DAVID BAKER
1952
David Michael Baker, FCILIP FCMI FRCO FRSA (born 24 August 1952) is a British academic, musician and writer specialising in the field of library & information science (LIS). He holds an Emeritus Chair in Strategic Information Management from Plymouth Marjon University,[1] where he was formerly principal.[2] He has held a number of academic posts and has written widely in the fields of LIS and musicology.
Books
- Future Directions in Digital Information
- Libraries, Digital Information, and COVID
- Libraries and Society
- The Organ
- Leicester University Library
- The Strategic Management of Technology
- A Month of Murder
- Strategic Management of Technology
- Murder in Five Movements
- Digital Information Strategies
- Junior staff training
- Eve on Top
- Transit
- Making a proposal
- Trends, Discovery, and People in the Digital Age
- Characteristics of the literature used by English musicologists, 1965-1974
- Digital Library Economics An Academic Perspective
- Studies for Elizabeth Fudakowska
- Digital Library Economics
- Benchmarking Library, Information and Education Services
- Marketing of Academic, National and Public Libraries Worldwide
- Guidelines for Training in Libraries (Training Library Assistants, No 6)
- Hymns and Hymn Singing
- Guidelines for training in libraries
- Geoffrey Tristram
- A Handbook Of Digital Library Economics
- The Adventures of Germanus the Gaul
- Trends Discovery And People In The Digital Age
- End of Wisdom?
- Handbook of Digital Library Economics
- Future Directions in Digital Information
- Strategic Management of the Hybrid Library
- IFLA :
- Strategic Change Management in Public Sector Organisations
- Student reading needs and higher education
- Sex
- The strategic management of technology
- Certificates in library work
- Resource Management in Academic Libraries
- What about the workers?
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