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1. Why Mission-Critical Systems Are Critical to the Future of Academic Libraries

Author

Oberlander, Cyril

Abstract

A mission-critical system is one that is so intertwined with the operation of an organization that the organization can scarcely function without it. Just as in corporations, mission-critical library systems offer the capability to unlock talent and time. They are essential to the transformation of higher education and the learning environment. A library management system that is mission-critical must enable them to focus their time and talent to create new roles and roll out new services. So while libraries put a great deal of focus on their systems and their processes, the ultimate value of a mission-critical system is that it frees them to focus on things other than systems. The challenge is not in the management system--it is in how they can stay away from it. Their relevance is not determined by their management system but by the services that they provide directly to their users.

Published
2012

2. How to Ensure Our Library Systems Are Horse-High, Bull-Strong, and Pig-Tight

Author

Waterhouse, Janetta

Abstract

In her biography about her horticulturalist father, Jonathan Baldwin Turner, Mary Turner Carriel wrote the following of Turner's quest to fence prairies; words that may also serve as an allegory for present-day libraries: What he could have done to tempt the pioneer from his home in the East to settle upon the fertile lands in the West. The first problem was to get something for fences. It must be "horse-high, bull-strong, and pig-tight." Libraries have a similar quest today: to tempt patrons from the large number of freely available resources on the Internet to the carefully selected and organized electronic and physical resources available through the library. And, as with fences that need to keep in a wide variety of livestock, our library systems must meet the needs of all types of users in an efficient and effective way, especially with regard to the discovery system.

Published
2012

3. Virtual Journal Room: MSU Libraries Table of Contents Service

Author

Sutherland, Michael and Clark, Jason

Abstract

Montana State University (MSU) Libraries (where the authors serve as web services librarian and digital initiatives librarian, respectively) is perhaps unique because it has no current periodicals room due to lack of space. As a result, finding current journals for research is difficult for its patrons, who do not always know how or where to locate them. To answer this lack of a physical journal browsing environment, the authors developed a web-based journal TOC distribution system that enabled the delivery of journal articles to users' desktops. The current beta version of their TOC service is linked from their journals page at www.lib.montana.edu/journals. An individual sample of the TOC service is available at www.lib.montana.edu/toc/lis. Their system uses the common XML feed formats Atom and RSS, the Google AJAX Feed API, and some JavaScript (or server-side PHP) working within the Ajax framework to deliver targeted journal content to their users as a series of XHTML pages. The goal was a browsable web environment that enabled article-level access to the multiple journal packages available from MSU Libraries. How the authors were able to customize the MSU Libraries TOC service is detailed, the lessons they learned are enumerated, and the future of the TOC project is discussed.

Published
2009

4. A Checkup with Open Source Software Revitalizes an Early Electronic Resource Portal

Author

Spitzer, Stephan and Brown, Stephen

Abstract

The Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, located on the National Naval Medical Center's campus in Bethesda, Maryland, is a medical education and research facility for the nation's military and public health community. In order to support its approximately 7,500 globally distributed users, the university's James A. Zimble Learning Resource Center provides Web-based access to more than 8,000 electronic resources through one of the first electronic library portals that was ever on the Internet. But after nine years of service, its portal "patient" was starting to show its age. The authors of this article provide the IT development and support for the various systems within their library. Stephen Brown, project architect and director of the group, and Stephan Spitzer, lead developer and database administrator, worked with the development team of two others to revitalize this application suite. In this article, the authors describe how they made performance enhancements using open source software and various programming techniques. (Contains 2 figures.)

Published
2007

5. Two Approaches to Surfacing Full-Text News on an Intranet

Author

Jones, Barrett and Maslyukova, Elena

Abstract

Integrating news services into an intranet can be tricky. Even within related organizations, slight differences in subscriptions and end-user needs can necessitate different integration approaches. This article examines how the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund took separate approaches to tackle the same integration challenge in opting for using Factiva. It is hoped that the lessons that these government librarians learned--to think outside the limits of the vendor and to keep full documentation of the process--could benefit other organizations.

Published
2006

6. Keys to Successful Systems Administration.

Author

Akins, M. L. and Griffin, J. R.

Abstract

Presents the main ingredients for successful computer-systems administration. Discusses training and ongoing support, change management for system upgrades, developing a problem-reporting form and keeping the documentation history, managing technical support, and having a disaster-recovery plan. (AEF)

Published
1999

7. REMOTE SERVICES: Challenges and Opportunities That CRM Can Help Resolve.

Author

Trow, Virginia

Subjects
*CUSTOMER relations, *LABOR productivity, *LIBRARY reference services, *HOSPITAL libraries, *CLOUD computing, *COMMUNICATION, *INFORMATION needs, *SYSTEMS development, *INFORMATION technology
Abstract

The article presents the discussion on medical libraries transformed into wholly virtual operations. Topics include library rapidly building a detailed patron contact database, centralizing multichannel patron communications; and providing greater operational transparency, and building stronger relationships across the diverse healthcare patron base.

Published
2023

8. Integrating OA Collections in a Small Academic Library.

Author

Guy, Sarah and Carroll, Shelby

Subjects
*DATA quality, *COLLECTION development in libraries, *ACADEMIC libraries, *INTEGRATED library systems (Computer systems), *CATALOGING, *COST control, *PREDATORY publishing, *OPEN access publishing, *GROUP decision making, *CLOUD computing, *SYSTEMS development, *SYSTEM integration
Abstract

The article presents the discussion on facing challenges of Carolina University (CU) in implementing the OA strategy. Topics include library patrons standing in benefitting from access to research published in OA and hybrid journals; and CloudSource OA index being the disciplines where university growing fastest areas such as health sciences, life sciences, and engineering.

Published
2022

9. Expanding Content Options Mean New Challenges to Libraries.

Author

breeding, marshall

Subjects
*PUBLISHING, *LIBRARIES, *LIBRARY public services, *ACCESS to information, *OCCUPATIONAL adaptation, *NEEDS assessment, *SYSTEMS development
Abstract

The article discusses about challenges faced by libraries to adapt to the changing information landscape and offers suggestions to accommodate each new variation of the content ecosystem. Topics discussed include new publishing and content models, opportunities to enhance library services and impact of library management systems.

Published
2022

10. STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESS: Voyager to Alma Migration With a Team of Three.

Author

Koclanes, Alyssa, Schuler, Nancy, and Bush, Heather

Subjects
*ONLINE information services, *TEAMS in the workplace, *CUSTOMER relations, *ACADEMIC libraries, *INTEGRATED library systems (Computer systems), *WORKFLOW, *CLOUD computing, *COMMUNICATION, *LIBRARIANS, *SYSTEMS development, *PERSONNEL management, *SYSTEM integration
Abstract

In the article, the authors discuss the stages, procedures and best practices in the implementation of a project to shift libraries online by citing their experiences in migrating an integrated library system (ILS) at Eckerd College in Florida into a cloud-based platform. Also cited are the importance of concise and clear communication and documentation in the migration process, and their selection of the Alma/Primo system in the online shift.

Published
2021

11. GETTING YOUR FAQs STRAIGHT: HOW TO MAKE YOUR KNOWLEDGEBASE POWER VIRTUAL REFERENCE.

Author

LABRAKE, MATT

Subjects
*ACADEMIC libraries, *ALTERNATIVE education, *ARTIFICIAL intelligence, *CREATIVE ability, *EDUCATIONAL technology, *LIBRARY reference services, *VIRTUAL reality, *TEXT messages, *SYSTEMS development, *KNOWLEDGE base, *THREE-dimensional printing, *AUGMENTED reality
Abstract

The article focuses on sustainability of virtual reference services and embedded library instruction and trends in higher education related to artificial intelligence (AI)-based chatbots in distance learning. It mentions leveraging emerging technologies such as virtual reality, augmented reality blockchain and to pay attention to virtual library service offering. It also mentions interactive instructional learning objects available at the point-of-need in the learning management system (LMS).

Published
2019

12. A Technical Checkup for Web Services.

Author

breeding, marshall

Subjects
*DIGITAL libraries, *HTML (Document markup language), *PRIVACY, *COMPUTER networks, *MOBILE apps, *INTEGRATED library systems (Computer systems), *CONSUMER attitudes, *SOFTWARE architecture, *MEDICAL ethics, *ACCESS to information, *TECHNOLOGY, *NEEDS assessment, *DATA encryption, *PEOPLE with disabilities, *WORLD Wide Web, *SYSTEMS development
Abstract

The article focuses on Technical Checkup for Web Service. Topics discussed include developing web resources involves a variety of skills, such as graphic design, information architecture, and workflow analysis; and high-quality website delivers the content resources and services that are central to a library's mission.

Published
2021

13. IMPROVING THE PATRON DIGITAL EXPERIENCE WITH SimplyE.

Author

BLACKWELL, MICHAEL

Subjects
*CONTRACTS, *CUSTOMER relations, *ELECTRONIC books, *READABILITY (Literary style), *SYSTEMS development, *LIBRARY public services, *ACCESS to information, *DATA security, *MOBILE apps
Abstract

The article offers information about the open source app, SimplyE, developed by the New York Public Library.

Published
2018

14. From SirsiDynix Symphony to Alma/Primo: Lessons Learned From an ILS Migration.

Author

ZHONGQIN (JUNE) YANG and VENABLE, LINDA

Subjects
*LIBRARY services platforms, *COMPUTER software, *INTEGRATED library systems (Computer systems), *PERSONNEL management, *SPECIAL libraries, *SYSTEMS development
Abstract

The article reports on integrated library system (ILS) migration. Topics discussed include management of electronic resources, the process of adopting the new library services platforms, and post-migration work related to data cleanup, workflow and review. Also being discussed are several library platforms including Alma/Primo from Ex Libris Group, and Serials Solutions 360.

Published
2018

15. DALNET Consortium: How We Migrated to a Unified Platform.

Author

WOLFORD, CATHY

Subjects
*COMMUNICATION, *INTEGRATED library systems (Computer systems), *LIBRARY cooperation, *SYSTEMS development, *CLOUD computing, PLANNING techniques
Abstract

The article offers information on the library consortium, the Detroit Area Library Network (DALNET), located on the campus of Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan. Topics discussed include the core service of DALNET, metadata management software and hardware for member libraries, and low circulation statistics of print resources.

Published
2018

16. Mapping the LSP Migration Project: An Implementation Blueprint.

Author

WATERHOUSE, JANETTA

Subjects
*DATABASE management, *ELECTRONIC journals, *INTEGRATED library systems (Computer systems), *LIBRARIES, *PERSONNEL management, *SYSTEMS development
Abstract

The article offers information on library services platform (LSP). Topics discussed include LSp migration project blueprint, data migration, and system configuration. Also being discussed are the migration skills, concepts, and LSP functionality needed under the training of LSP migration project blueprint.

Published
2018

17. The Systems Librarian: Strengthening Patron Engagement While Protecting Privacy.

Author

breeding, marshall

Subjects
*ADVERTISING, *CUSTOMER satisfaction, *INFORMATION technology, *USER interfaces, *SYSTEMS development, *LIBRARY public services, *DATA security
Abstract

The article focuses on the engagement of libraries with the communities and their responsibility to safeguard the privacy. It discusses the libraries' implementation of a wide variety of technologies that address the concerns of safeguarding privacy while delivering services that meet the expectations of the users.

Published
2018

18. Systems Migration: Opportunities Revamp Automation Strategies.

Author

breeding, marshall

Subjects
*DECISION making, *INTEGRATED library systems (Computer systems), *LABOR productivity, *LIBRARIES, *LIBRARY circulation & loans, *MANAGEMENT, *SYSTEMS development, *CHANGE management
Abstract

The article reports on the new automation systems in contemporary libraries. Topics discussed include a new approach to resource management and priorities in workflow design and different judgments through automation system. Also being discussed is the standard feature set of resource management systems in libraries.

Published
2018

19. Following the Numbers.

Author

Kaser, Dick

Subjects
*AUDITING, *SERIAL publications, *MOBILE apps, *LIBRARIES, *DATA analysis, *SYSTEMS development
Abstract

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics including cancellation of library e-resources through a system that considers usage data, computes price comparisons; and the training of information technology web designers to handle accessibility.

Published
2022

20. Selection Strategies for Strategic Library Technologies.

Author

breeding, marshall

Subjects
*COMMERCIAL product evaluation, *DATABASE industry, *INFORMATION storage & retrieval systems, *INTEGRATED library systems (Computer systems), *LIBRARIES, *LIBRARY automation, *USER interfaces, *COST analysis, *SYSTEMS development, *ACCESS to information
Abstract

The article suggests strategies for selecting strategic library technologies. It differentiates the strategic patron-oriented technology and strategic technology products oriented to library personnel categories of automation systems used by librarians. Factors to consider in selection include the conceptual design and individual features of the technology, vision driving individual features, demand extensibility and interoperability, open source or proprietary alternatives, vendors and cost.

Published
2015

21. CONSIDERING RFID? CONSIDER THIS.

Author

Handy, Stephanie

Subjects
*DECISION making, *LIBRARIES, *LIBRARY circulation & loans, *LIBRARY cooperation, *MANAGEMENT, *MEDICAL ethics, *PERSONNEL management, *PRIVACY, *RADIO frequency identification systems, *TIME, *SYSTEMS development, *ECONOMICS
Abstract

The article discusses the lessons to be learned by public, academic, and special libraries from those that have adopted radio frequency identification (RFID) as a replacement for bar code system. Topics include issues to be considered during the initial decision to implement RFID, the need for libraries to reconsider many workflow conceptions and weigh the benefits of such a system, and library-centric RFID vendors including 3M, Bibliotheca, and Tech Logic.

Published
2014

22. Using Qualitative Assessment Protocols to Evaluate a New Library Discovery Service.

Author

Hartman-Caverly, Sarah, Knapp, Crystal, LaMagna, Michael, and Perzchowski, Rachel

Subjects
*INFORMATION retrieval, *ACADEMIC libraries, *CUSTOMER relations, *DATABASE industry, *DATABASES, *LIBRARIANS, *MEDICAL protocols, *METADATA, *USER interfaces, *SYSTEMS development, *ONLINE library catalogs
Abstract

The article discusses the use of the Basic and Advanced Search and Catalog Search and Database Search Comparison protocols in analyzing the online tool EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) by comparing it to Delaware County Community College library services unit's online public access catalog (OPAC). Developed by the library services' electronic resources manager, the protocols guide librarians in the analysis of the results. It also discusses the identification of problems in the search process.

Published
2013

23. Summon Web-Scale Discovery Service Implementation.

Author

Somerville, Mary M.

Subjects
*ACADEMIC libraries, *ART, *COMMERCIAL product evaluation, *COMPUTER software, *CORPORATE culture, *INFORMATION retrieval, *METADATA, *ORGANIZATIONAL change, *PROFESSIONAL employee training, *SERIAL publications, *USER interfaces, *SYSTEMS development, *ACCESS to information, *ORGANIZATIONAL goals
Abstract

The article describes a 23-month initiative inspired by opportunities currently available through web-scale discovery services. It cites efforts of Auraria Library of University of Colorado-Denver to prepare its staff members for new rules and responsibilities and shares the approach used to transform the library. It notes how the university's example provides lessons learned from its transitioning of its staff from traditional roles to active collaboration in a dynamic e-resources ecosystem.

Published
2013

24. iPhone, Android, or Kindle.

Author

Johnson, Bob and Gutmann, Ted

Subjects
*PUBLIC libraries, *COMPUTER software, *TAXATION, *WIRELESS communications, *SYSTEMS development, *SOFTWARE architecture
Abstract

The article discusses the development of the Emma Mobile application for the Emma S. Clark Memorial Library in New York. The application allows users to scan an ISBN, place a hold on the item and auto-log in to search online databases. Particular focus is given to the steps taken to create the application, including the selection of programme Michael Berse from Dynalib Consulting LLC. Staff were provided the opportunity to be beta testers for the iterations of the application.

Published
2013

25. Implementing a Discovery Layer A Rookie's Season.

Author

BRUBAKER, NOAH, LEACH-MURRAY, SUSAN, and PARKER, SHERRI

Subjects
*LIBRARY cooperation, *DATABASES, *INFORMATION retrieval, *INFORMATION services, *INTEGRATED library systems (Computer systems), *LIBRARIES, *SERIAL publications, *INTERNET forums, *SYSTEMS development
Abstract

The article discusses the transition to the cloud within Ex Libris Ltd.'s Primo TotalCare environments including the preparation, steps involved to move to live production and reflections on the Private Academic Library Network of Indiana (PALNI) consortium in the first season. A PALNI Technology Advisory Group was at the driver's seat during the 2012 Discovery Layer 500 race which evaluated all major discovery layers. The Primo discovery layers are not yet deployed across all PALNI libraries.

Published
2012

26. Lowering the Threshold for Automation in Small Libraries.

Author

Breeding, Marshall

Subjects
*COMPUTER software, *COMPUTERS, *CUSTOMER relations, *DIFFUSION of innovations, *INTERNET, *LIBRARIES, *LIBRARY automation, *SYSTEMS development
Abstract

The article discusses how public libraries can reduce the barriers that prevent small libraries from having access to technologies that can help them deliver better services. A look at lib-web-cats directory of libraries showed that 728 public libraries in the U.S. have no automation while another thousand still use personal computer-based products. It cites efforts to moderate the threshold for access to technology to levels that are advantageous to small libraries with limited resources.

Published
2012

27. IMPLEMENTING A NEW CLOUD COMPUTING LIBRARY MANAGEMENT SERVICE.

Author

Dula, Michael, Jacobsen, Lynne, Ferguson, Tyler, and Ross, Rob

Subjects
*ACADEMIC libraries, *COOPERATIVE cataloging databases, *COMMUNICATION, *COMPUTERS, *DECISION making, *WORKING hours, *INFORMATION resources management, *INTEGRATED library systems (Computer systems), *INTERNET, *LIBRARY circulation & loans, *MANAGEMENT, *ONLINE information services, *SYSTEMS development, *ONLINE library catalogs, *LIBRARY technical services, *CHANGE management
Abstract

The article discusses a pilot project which was collaborated by Michael Dula and Lynne Jacobsen, both representatives of Pepperdine University Libraries together with Tyler Ferguson and Rob Ross of OCLC, a service provider. It discusses how Pepperdine University transferred its library management functions to the cloud using OCLC's Worldshare Services (WMS). It outlines the stages of adopting and deploying WMS, described as the first web-scale, cooperative set of library management services. INSETS: How to Lay the Groundwork for Successful Platform Migration;How WMS Changed Library Protocol.

Published
2012

28. How to Successfully Survive a Mandated Project.

Author

Ellern, Jill

Subjects
*MANAGEMENT, *COMPUTER software, *ELECTRONIC data processing departments, *HEALTH facilities, *LIBRARIES, *SYSTEMS development, PLANNING techniques
Abstract

The article presents several principles on how libraries and library staff can successfully deal with mandated projects. Mandated projects reportedly involve projects that are assigned by outside organizations, requiring libraries to modify an operation or program that is otherwise working, albeit being outdated. To survive a mandated project, one must reportedly keep a realistic perspective, have a sense of humor and get as much information on what is expected of the group. INSET: 7 Principles of a Project.

Published
2011

29. Implementing CORAL: An Electronic Resource Management System.

Author

WHITFIELD, SHARON

Subjects
*ACADEMIC libraries, *COMPUTER software, *INFORMATION resources management, *SERIAL publications, *ELECTRONIC publications, *SYSTEMS development, *ACCESS to information, *PROFESSIONAL licenses
Abstract

The article provides an overview of the Centralized Online Resources Acquisitions and Licensing (CORAL), an electronic resource management system (ERMS). CORAL was developed by electronic resources technical consultant Robin Malott and University of Notre Dame Hesburgh Libraries' senior technical consultant Benjamin Heet. The CORAL modules are resources, licensing, organizations, usage statistics and cancellation.

Published
2011

30. South Carolina's SC LENDS: Optimizing Libraries, Transforming Lending.

Author

Hamby, Rogan, McBride, Ray, and Lundberg, Maria

Subjects
*COMPUTER software, *INTEGRATED library systems (Computer systems), *LIBRARY cooperation, *PUBLIC libraries, *SYSTEMS development
Abstract

The article discusses the South Carolina Library Evergreen Network Delivery System (SC LENDS) consortium established by the South Carolina State Library and some public libraries. The system is designed to share resources by member libraries to provide patrons with access to more books, periodicals, audiobooks and videos. A brief overview of the history of the idea for SC LENDS is provided. The Evergreen software, an open source integrated library system (ILS), is the core element of SC LENDS.

Published
2011

31. DISCOVERING OPEN SOURCE DISCOVERY: Using VuFind to Create MnPALS Plus.

Author

Digby, Todd and Elfstrand, Stephen

Subjects
*ACADEMIC library administration, *COMPUTER software, *INTEGRATED library systems (Computer systems), *LIBRARY cooperation, *USER interfaces, *SYSTEMS development, *ACCESS to information
Abstract

The article focuses on the use of the open source platform VuFind to create the MnPALS Plus discovery solution which extracts bibliographic data from the shared integrated library systems (ILS) of the 25 2-year colleges and seven state universities belonging to the PALS program of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities. Information on the history of the PALS operation is provided. The features of VuFind are also described.

Published
2011

32. Better Together: Shared Technology Infrastructure for Collaboration and Resource Sharing.

Author

breeding, marshall

Subjects
*LIBRARIES, *INFORMATION storage & retrieval systems, *INTEGRATED library systems (Computer systems), *INTERPROFESSIONAL relations, *LIBRARY cooperation, *PUBLIC libraries, *SYSTEMS development
Abstract

The article focuses on collaboration of libraries with technology environment to develop a consortium of independent libraries. It discusses benefits of shared technology infrastructure such as greater impact of collections and operational efficiency. It discusses some examples of collaboratively shared library systems including campuses of California State University.

Published
2016

33. Three Strategies for Tracking New Technology Rollouts.

Author

huwe, terence k.

Subjects
*CUSTOMER relations, *DIFFUSION of innovations, *INFORMATION services, *INFORMATION technology, *LIBRARIES, *SYSTEMS development
Abstract

The article offers suggestions for tracking availability of new technology related to digital libraries. It states that information services providers should pay attention to the likes and dislikes of users, and mentions the need of approaching a latest technology with willingness to leave old habits related to acquired knowledge. It notes that the librarians should keep the existing platforms working, and cites that libraries should monitor the changes in technology.

Published
2016

34. Pressing Limits of Scale for Library Technology.

Author

breeding, marshall

Subjects
*COOPERATIVE cataloging databases, *COMPUTER software, *INFORMATION storage & retrieval systems, *INTEGRATED library systems (Computer systems), *LIBRARY automation, *LIBRARY cooperation, *SYSTEMS development, *CLOUD computing
Abstract

The author reflects on the scale in which computing technology can be implemented to support libraries and how areas of functionality are organized within automation products. He cites libraries' continued reliance on small-scale computing, with majority of automation implementations involving software installed on a single computing platform. He believes that automation scenarios are shaped by the constraints of computing platforms of previous eras.

Published
2013

35. Library Technologists as Agents of Change.

Author

Ross, Rob

Subjects
*INFORMATION technology, *LIBRARIES, *SPORTS, *SYSTEMS development, *CHANGE management
Abstract

The author reflects on the similarity of soccer and its thousands of talent scouts with libraries and library technologists. He notes that soccer scouts locate amateur players from various locales and monitor their progress. He adds that library technologists also locate trends in the field by way of publications. He observes that technologists play a crucial role in winning organizational support for the adoption of new technology. He also mentions the enthusiasm and passion of technologists.

Published
2013

36. online treasures. How They Did It: ILS Migration Case Studies.

Author

Balas, Janet L.

Subjects
*COMPUTER software, *INTEGRATED library systems (Computer systems), *LIBRARIES, *SYSTEMS development, *ACCESS to information
Abstract

The author examines case studies of integrated library system (ILS) migration projects to guide librarians on its implementation. An overview of the international non-profit organization Electronic Information for Libraries' (EIFL) EIFL-FOSS project designed to help libraries in the network to evaluate and migrate to a free and open source software (FOSS) ILS is provided. The three pilot libraries with full case studies linked in the Evergreen ILS are cited.

Published
2011

37. books to check out. Providing a Digital Experience Outside the Physical Library.

Author

Poulson, Deborah

Subjects
*LIBRARIES, *NONFICTION, *COMPUTER input-output equipment, *DIGITAL libraries, *ELECTRONIC publications, *SYSTEMS development
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Developing Sustainable Digital Libraries: Socio-Technical Perspectives," edited by Tariq Ashraf, Puja Anand Gulati and Jaideep Sharma.

Published
2010

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