Enhancing Islamic Cataloguing System and Cataloguer: An Approach to The Managerial Concept of Human and Material Resources
The study of library sciences, library information system and library management specifically the library cataloguing and classification system are mainly based on Library of Congress Classification (LCC) and Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC). However, the evolvement of its' concept and ap...
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Language: | English |
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2013
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Online Access: | http://ddms.usim.edu.my/handle/123456789/6277 |
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Summary: | The study of library sciences, library information system and library
management specifically the library cataloguing and classification system
are mainly based on Library of Congress Classification (LCC) and Dewey
Decimal Classification (DDC). However, the evolvement of its' concept
and application is mainly dominated by the Western system although
there are many disagreement regarding Islamic resources and materials
being classified in the context of meaning in Arabic words, its synonymy
not to mention others such as Islamic sect, ideology, philosophy, areas of
specialization and etc. Our Islamic materials and resources are not properly
updated, organized and managed by the Muslims involved in this field. This
should have been addressed in the earlier stages, creating a great system
which integrate the specialization, the areas of study, vast-information
across fields, the systematic development of human resources and etc.
This paper highlighted an urgent need to develop Islamic cataloguing
system and producing an Islamic cataloguer through establishing standard
modules and index for Islamic Library Information System by Muslim world.
Simultaneously, the development of a system which is able to monitor the
cataloguers performance either through the assessment via 'Key Performance
Indicator(KPI) or using more specific method such as a matrix of 'Balance
Score Card' (BSC) to ensure the fulfillment of Islamic cataloguers activities
and the organizational outcomes from those human activities and behaviors
is enhanced. An establishment of linkages between the 'intangible asset 'and
'strategy differentiation ' in creating a system for Islamic cataloguers and
in producing efficient and competence library cataloguers is recommended
within this framework. It will measure the linkage (using BSC) between
goals of the Islamic library and the vision of Islamic cataloguers together
with the efficiency in improving Islamic cataloguing system which Islamic
libraries should produce. |
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