CONCLUSION
Now a day Library Automation has become the buzz word in library profession and has become a bare
necessity for any libraries. An automated library can provide preferable library services to their users and can
maintain the library more appropriately which a manual library can’t do. The record keeping activities and
various report generation becomes very convenient in an automated library system. But the success of any
library automation program depends upon its proper projection and execution. With the development of
network technology, the existing library management system is more and more perfect, and the system
function becomes more and more extensive. This system performs the most sophisticated way to give access
for the users in different forms although it provides electronic records via Wi-Fi and also off campus the users
can read an unlimited number of e-resources at a time and get benefitted for future endeavor.
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