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A Comparative Study of Open-Source Digital Library Software: Designing a Model Selection Criterion
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Every organization and institute is using various software for day-to-day functions and activities. The libraries are no exception. To give better library services and to satisfy growing users’ demands, designing a digital library is essential. There are various digital library software packages in the public domain. This study has attempted to compare popular open-source digital library software and design standard selection criteria for the same.
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Digital Library, Digital Repository, DSpace, GSDL, ICT, Software.
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