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1. Editorial

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Ali, P.M. Naushad

Published
2024

6. Editorial

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Ali, P.M. Naushad

Published
2019

7. Editorial

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Ali, P.M. Naushad

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2017

9. Editorial

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Ali, P.M. Naushad

Published
2012

13. Unveiling the research pattern and trends in library service quality studies: A meta-narrative review.

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Vaidya, Priya, Malik, Basharat Ahmad, and Ali, P.M. Naushad

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QUALITY of service, LIBRARY science, INFORMATION science, LIBRARY public services, SATISFACTION, LIBRARIES
Abstract

'Service Quality' and its influence in Library and Information Science discipline are spectacular when studied intensively. In this study, researchers adopted the Realist and Meta-narrative Evidence Syntheses: Evolving Standards review method and introduced a novel Initialization, Conceptualization, Actualisation) (ICA) framework for meta-narrative studies. This method would act as a boon particularly to the existing methods of conducting meta-narrative studies in social sciences in general and library sciences in particular. A total of 49 research articles were selected from Scopus and Web of Science (WoS) databases, covering a span of 5 years, that is, 2015–2019, published in the domain of library service quality. An extensive in-depth analysis of selected publications was carried out under seven categories (i.e. library, library services, quality, ServQUAL, LibQUAL+, user satisfaction and users' expectations), which were generated using the VOS-Viewer software and 'Review Tags' (manually generated using OneNote). The seven categories further identify a total of 27 sub-categories. The quantitative findings revealed that all the 49 reviewed publications were published in 27 journals. All the journals have been indexed in the Scopus database, whereas 15 journals containing the remaining 22 publications are indexed in both WoS and Scopus databases. This study unfolds a transverse trend in library service quality. It would be beneficial for the library managers to sustain libraries' service quality and set a benchmark in the said field. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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15. Exploring the Role of Academic Social Networking Sites Amongst LIS Professionals: A Meta-Narrative Review

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Ali, P.M. Naushad, Zehra, Sharaf, Vaidya, Priya, Musheer, Zainab, Ali, P.M. Naushad, Zehra, Sharaf, Vaidya, Priya, and Musheer, Zainab

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Academic Social Networking Sites (ASNS) has revolutionized the concept of knowledge sharing and publication pattern in academia. It offers a new paradigm to interrelate research scientists globally, influencing research communities' structure and crescendos (dynamics). This changing trend has attracted considerable attention in the research domain and the consequent impact on library & information science professionals. Due to the high operationalizing ability of these networking sites, it provides online services of collaboration and knowledge sharing. The present study reviewed 23 studies from the past that highlights the methodologies, usage pattern of ASNs, impact on professionals, different categories of services, and issues related to academics and social networking in a researcher's life. This study has implemented the ICA framework, a way forward to conduct meta-analysis studies in LIS, using the two most prominent citation and indexing databases, i.e., 'Scopus' and 'Web of Science'. Moreover, this systematic review formulated four main research categories: Usage, Impact, Services, and Issues related to the ASNS. On further analysis of these four main research categories, eleven sub-categories evolved across four main categories. Finally, at the end of the study, specific suggestions and recommendations are provided for future studies.

Published
2021

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