Library Automation, Networking, and Other Online and New Technology Costs in Academic Libraries

USING THE COSTS FOR THE library automation activities at Southern Methodist University plus a review of the literature in automation costs and requirements, the authors present some of the hidden as well as obvious budgetary requirements to meet the electronic library needs in small- and medium-sized university libraries today.

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