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Managing UI pattern collections

Proceedings of the 6th ACM SIGCHI New Zealand chapter's international conference on Computer-human interaction making CHI natural - CHINZ '05, 2005
A large number of user interface (UI) pattern collections have been developed by different researchers. This paper discusses the main requirements for a tool to be used by researchers and user interface designers that can manage a repository of possibly disparate pattern collections.
Junhua Deng, Elizabeth A. Kemp, Elisabeth G. Todd   +2 more
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Model for blood collections management

Transfusion, 2010
BACKGROUND: A typical blood bank gets its major supply of blood from organizing blood donation camps. The quantity of blood collected in the blood donation drives is random and it might be sensible to cut off the supply at some level to reduce the wastages by overcollection.STUDY DESIGN AND METHODS: In this paper we introduce two new cutoff level ...
Harshal, Lowalekar, N, Ravichandran
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Museum collection management on-demand

Proceedings of the 2nd international conference on Theory and practice of electronic governance, 2008
In this case study, we trace the rationale, development and operation of the Integrated Museum Collection Management System as a software-as-a-service solution for public as well as private museums in Singapore. This on-demand service may serve as a model for other public services particularly in the context of business process re-engineering and ...
Steven Wu, Philip Chua
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Collection management

2014
This thesis examines the efficacy of collection management in improving the maintenance of cultural heritage collections. Diligent management of collections of cultural materials is vital to the sustainable development of the institutions housing them.
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Modeling for the Management of Library Collections

Management Science, 1976
This paper presents a general model for approaching the problem of control of the active collection of a library through the acquisition and weeding processes. It assumes that age of book and size of holding are important in this process and recognizes constraints related to shelf space and the acquisitions budget.
Bani K. Sinha, Richard C. Clelland
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What's Next for Collection Management and Managers? User-Centered Collection Management

Collection Management, 2009
We as collection managers like to think that we administer our collections in ways that always keep our users in mind. But let's be honest.
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What's Next for Collection Management and Managers?

Collection Management, 2011
Much of the current literature on collection development in the digital age focuses on collecting born-digital material through the use of Web crawlers, data mining, and metadata harvesting of the ...
Daisy V. Dominguez, Steven Ovadia
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The Impact of Collective Bargaining on Management.

Administrative Science Quarterly, 1961
For many years students of industrial relations have studied Sumner Slichter's Union Policies and Industrial Management, published in 1941 by the Brookings Institution. However, the increases in union membership following the Supreme Court's approval of the Wagner Act and the decisions of the War Labor Board have both helped to change industrial ...
Milton Derber, Sumner H. Slichter, James J. Healy, E. Robert Livernash   +3 more
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Hiring collection managers: opportunities for collection managers and their institutions and allies

Museum Management and Curatorship, 2018
ABSTRACTCollection management staff has emerged in museums, libraries, and archives over the last forty years to manage risks to preservation, monitor and maintain compliance with legal and ethical standards for collections, and serve as collection project managers.
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