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Cloud Computing and Fundamental Laws of Library and Information Science


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1 Institute of Technology, Nirma University, Ahmedabad and Research Scholar, BAOU Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
     

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The demand of users to access Library resources is expected to increase dynamically which creates high demands for Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Available resources of the Library and Information Centre may not be enough to fulfill such demands of library users. The solution for its library and information Centre have to use Cloud Computing. The aim of cloud computing is to make save cost expenditure on the machine, hardware, software, and resource optimize among users of the library where the different user need different things. This paper is intended to adopt cloud computing in library and Information Centre which will very useful and new Technology to achieve maximum usage of library resources in terms of the fundamental laws of Library science.

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Cloud Computing, Laws of Library Science, Cloud Service Models, Cloud Deploy Models.
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Pradipsinh Chudasma
Institute of Technology, Nirma University, Ahmedabad and Research Scholar, BAOU Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

Abstract


The demand of users to access Library resources is expected to increase dynamically which creates high demands for Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Available resources of the Library and Information Centre may not be enough to fulfill such demands of library users. The solution for its library and information Centre have to use Cloud Computing. The aim of cloud computing is to make save cost expenditure on the machine, hardware, software, and resource optimize among users of the library where the different user need different things. This paper is intended to adopt cloud computing in library and Information Centre which will very useful and new Technology to achieve maximum usage of library resources in terms of the fundamental laws of Library science.

Keywords


Cloud Computing, Laws of Library Science, Cloud Service Models, Cloud Deploy Models.

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