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PRO-CITE as a bibliographic management tool.

M R Paquette-Murphy¹

¹Sanofi Research Division, Malvern, PA, USA.

National Network (Dallas, Tex.)

|October 4, 1996

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Pro-Cite software is user-friendly and adaptable for libraries, despite initial learning curves. It effectively manages bibliographic information for diverse patron needs.

Area of Science:

Library and Information Science
Information Management

Background:

Bibliographic management software is crucial for organizing research.
Libraries face challenges in adopting new information management tools.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the usability and flexibility of Pro-Cite software.
To assess Pro-Cite's suitability for small libraries.

Main Methods:

Qualitative assessment of user experience with Pro-Cite.
Analysis of Pro-Cite's features for meeting patron needs.

Main Results:

Pro-Cite is found to be useful and user-friendly.
The software is adaptable for various patron requirements.

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Conclusions:

Pro-Cite is a viable and flexible option for libraries, including those with limited staff.
The software facilitates efficient management of bibliographic data.