The libraries have changed the outmoded concept of preserving a large number of reading materials for the sake of preservation only. Once Tagore rightly remarked, "the extent to use to which the reading material of a library is put, should determine its importance rather than the staggering number of volumes". Modern information technology can be studied from theoretical as well as practical angles. To have better results different aspects of modernisation practices must be studied methodically. On the other hand, to get sound theoretical principles, these should be based on practical experiences. This book can aid every librarian and administrator in coming to terms with the issues that must be faced and decisions that must be made concerning library science today.
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