Integrating Technology in Library Science Management: Improving E-Resource Access and Services

D MAHALINGAM D; V.C.Srinivasan

doi:10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i06.60091

Integrating Technology in Library Science Management: Improving E-Resource Access and Services

Author(s)	Dr. D MAHALINGAM D, Dr. V.C.Srinivasan
Country	India
Abstract	The evolution into the digital age has fundamentally shifted the role of academic libraries, placing new and heightened demands on them to deliver effortless and robust access to electronic resources for their faculty and staff. In response, the field of library science management is increasingly turning to innovative technologies to modernize its operations and service models. This research explores the strategic integration of emerging tools including cloud-based library systems, artificial intelligence, and integrated digital platforms to significantly improve the management, discovery, and utilization of e-resources for academic personnel. Achieving this technological transformation involves navigating a complex set of considerations. Critical factors such as developing a resilient digital infrastructure, investing in continuous staff training and skill development, and managing intricate licensing agreements are paramount. Furthermore, success requires a holistic re-evaluation of established workflows and the design of intuitive user-access models that prioritize the end-user experience. An analysis of contemporary literature suggests that when implemented effectively, this integration yields substantial benefits in operational efficiency and user satisfaction. However, these outcomes are not automatic; they are contingent upon deliberate strategic planning, collaborative engagement with all stakeholders, and an ongoing process of evaluation and refinement. This article synthesizes these findings to provide actionable recommendations for library administrators and managers in higher education institutions. It aims to serve as a guide for leading digital transformation initiatives, emphasizing a balanced approach that couples technological adoption with organizational development. The discussion concludes by identifying critical gaps in the current understanding and proposing potential directions for future scholarly inquiry in this dynamic area of library and information science.
Keywords	E-Resources, Digital Transformation, Academic Libraries, Technology Integration, Library Management, User-Centered Services
Field	Arts
Published In	Volume 7, Issue 6, November-December 2025
Published On	2025-11-13
DOI	https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i06.60091

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