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MSNIMT LIBRARY

VINEETH JOSE

LIBRARIAN AND HEADCENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL LIBRARIES

[CDDL] MSNIMT CHAVARA

Web Site : www.msnimt.org/library/

Email : [email protected]

http://www.msnimt.org/library/

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Session

• Library Perspectives and Needs for

Information for Graduate Students



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• Why are you select Commerce profession as

your carrier





Cabinet Ministers

• Defense – A K Antony

• Home – Sushil Kumar Sinde

• Finance – P.Chidhabaram• Foregn Affairs – S M Krishna

• Commerce – Anandh Sharma

• External Affairs, MSME – Vayalar Ravi



Minister for State

• Foreign Affairs – E Ahamed

• Power – K C Venugopal

• Civil Supplies & Agriculture – K V Thomas• Home Affairs – Mullapally Ramachandran



Cabinet In Kerala

• Defence – Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan• Finance – K M mani

• Industry & IT – P K Kunjalikutty

• Education - P K Abdurub

• Health and Devasom – V S Sivakumar

• PWD – V K Ibraheem Kunju

• Power & Transport – Arayadan Muhammed



Cabinet In Kerala

• Revenue – Adoor Prakash

• Labor – Shibu Baby John

• Irrigation – P J Joseph

• Forest – K B Ganesh Kumar

• Tourism& Culture - A P Anil

Kumar



Cabinet In Kerala

• Youth Affairs & Museum – P k Jayalekshmi

• Cooperation – C N Balakrishnan

• Civil Supplies – Anoop Jacob• Excise & Ports – K Babu

• Chief Secretary – K Jayakumar IAS

• Director General of Police (DGP) – K SBalasubhramanyam



• Teachers Day



Identify the logos



Chevrolet





GENERAL MOTORS







• MARKETING EXECUTIVE CLUB,

MSNIMT CHAVARA





Mercedes Benz





Volkswagen





Rolls Royce





Suzuki





Tata Motors





Toyota



Identify the Personalities



Anil Ambani

He is the chairman of Anil Dhirubhai Ambani

Group, one of the largest private conglomerates.

A conglomerate is a large company that consists

of diverse divisions that produce and sell

unrelated goods and services.Conglomeratecompanies tend to be large multinational

corporations with operations in multiple regions

of the world. Reliance Capital AssetManagement Company profit Rs 276 Billion net

profit in March 2012





Kris Gopalakrishnan

In 1981, Gopalakrishnan co-founded Infosys

with six other entrepreneurs. His initial years atInfosys included management of design,

development, implementation and support of

information systems for clients in the U.S.consumer products industry. From 1987-1994,

Gopalakrishnan headed the technical operations

of KSA/Infosys (a joint venture between Infosysand KSA in Atlanta, GA).Infosys Annual profit

was 2690 Cr. In 2012





Kochouseph Chitilapally

He is an Indian businessman best known as the

founder and Vice Chairman of V-GuardIndustries Ltd[1][2] and a chain of amusement

parks called Wonderla. Annual profit of V-guard

in the last year is 99 lakh.





Mukesh Ambani

is an Indian business magnate who is the

chairman and managing director of the Indianconglomerate Reliance Industries Limited (RIL),

the foremost company of the Indian energy and

materials conglomerate Reliance Group. As of 2012, he is the second richest man in Asia and

the 19th richest person in the world with a

personal wealth of US$22.3 billion.





Ratan Tata

is an Indian businessman who became chairman

(1991 – ) of the Tata Group, a Mumbai-basedconglomerate.8983Cr. Was the profit of last

march 2012.





Ravi PillaiB. Ravi Pillai, is an Indian industrialist. As of 2010 he is the

Managing Director of the Naseer S. Al Hajri Corporation (NSH)

and Petrochem, Saudi Arabia. He received the Pravasi BharatiyaSamman award from the Government of India, and was the first

Bahrain-based businessman to win the Padma Shri award from

the Government of India.

Ravi Pillai as MD of NSH Corporation is reportedly the largestemployer of Indians in the gulf region.

In August 2011, Ravi Pillai bought the Kovalam beach resort

from the Leela Group for INR 500 crore. However, the Leela

Group will not exit the property completely. It will enter into amanagement contract with Ravi Pillai to manage the property for

30 years.



LIBRARY

• Library is a collection of sources,resources, and services, and the structurein which it is housed; it is organized for

use and maintained by a public body, aninstitution, or a private individual. In themore traditional sense, a library is a

collection of books .



LIBRARY

• The present world is becoming increasingly

conscious of information explosion and its

implications. A library exists to provide

services acceptable to users to their fullestsatisfaction. The user always expects value for

the time spent in getting the required service.

The success and failure of a library gauged bythe efficiency of their response .



IMPORTANCE OF LIBRARY

• Dr.S Radhakrishnan Former President of India

quoted the importance of Library when he was

the Chairman of Education Commission of

India in 1948,he said “ A Library can existwithout an Academic Institution but An

Academic Institution cannot exist without a

Library”



• Library is a system

• Library is an information retrieval system



Information System

• An information system (IS) is any

combination of information technology and

people's activities using that technology to

support operations, management .

M t I f ti S t

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_technology






Management Information System

(MIS)

• Management information system (MIS) is a

system that provides information needed to

manage organizations effectively.

Management information systems involvethree primary resources: technology,

information, and people.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System



Library is an Information System

• It's important to recognize that while allthree resources are key components whenstudying management information systems,

the most important resource is people .Solibrary is an information system because ina library system involve three primaryresources books, staff and users. In the

sense users are the paramount of library.



Information Retrieval System

• Information retrieval (IR ) is the area of

study concerned with searching for documents,

for information within documents, and for

metadata about documents, as well as that of searching relational databases.



MSNIMT LIBRARY

• A fully automated modern Library &

Information Centre (LIC) is on its way to

becoming an outstanding learning resource

centre catering to the ever growing anduncompromising information and intellectual

requirements of the students and faculty



RULES AND REGULATIONS

• All students of the College shall be members

of the library and can borrow books as per

rules laid down. Co-operation of all

members are solicited in maintenance andupkeep of the books.




General rules

• Silence shall be strictly observed within the

Library

• All the personal belongings such as bags,

textbooks, periodicals, etc. should be kept in

the property counter.




• Members are free to browse, consult and refer thebooks and other reading materials and leave themon the table after they finish their use.

• No person shall write, damage, make a mark orunderline on any book or other materialsbelonging to the library.

• Any one who violates the rules and regulations of the library would be liable to lose the privilege of membership.




Borrowing of Books

• A student member can borrow Three booksat a time from the library.

• Books are issued for period of Ten dayshave to be returned on or before the duedate.

• An overdue charge of Rs.1.00/- per book shall be levied after the expiry date.




• At the time of borrowing, the member shall satisfy

himself as to whether the book issued is in sound

physical condition. If not he/she shall bring the

matter to the notice of the Librarian. Otherwisethe member shall be held responsible for any

damage discovered while returning the book.

• Reference books, periodicals and rare books will

not be sent out.




• The Librarian will have power to recall the

books borrowed when required urgently.

• At the end of each semester all members

should compulsorily return all books for

facilitating stock take up.




Loss or Damage of Books

• Member shall be responsible for the safe

custody and return of books borrowed.

• Damage or loss of books shall be

immediately reported to the Librarian.




• The member has to replace the same orlater edition of the same book within aweek’s time.

• Members are liable to replace the damagedor lost books or pay the cost of books as percurrent market rates and a surcharge of 50% of the cost as a penalty.



AREAS OF SUBJECTS

SUBJECT STRENGTH

TOTAL BOOKS 5348

TOTAL TITLES 3250

MANAGEMENT 295

ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR 165

ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS 34

QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES 59

BUSINESS ENVIORNMENT 77

MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS 108

OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT 140

RESEARCH METHODS FOR MANAGERS 88



AREAS OF SUBJECTSOPERATIONS RESEARCH 123

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION 183

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 513

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 120

INETRNATIONAL FINANCE 23

MARKETING MANAGEMENT 635

BUSINESS ETHICS AND

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

51

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 29

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION

SYSTEMS

127

LAWS FOR BUSINESS 38STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT 135

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

DEVELOPMENT

21

INSURANCE 51

COMPUTER SCIENCE 120



Journal & Magazines

Sl No. Type of Journals No

01 International Journals 13

02 E-Journals 29

03 J-Gate Social & Management

Science

2128

03 National Journals 42

04 Magazines 16

05 News Papers 06

Total

2234

E Journals (Electronic Journals)



E-Journals (Electronic Journals)

• Electronic journals, also known as ejournals , andelectronic serials , are scholarly journals orintellectual magazines that can be accessed viaelectronic transmission. In practice, this means

that they are usually published on the Web. Theyare a specialized form of electronic document:they have the purpose of providing material foracademic research and study, and they are

formatted approximately like journal articles intraditional printed journals.



E-Journals (Electronic Journals

• Following are some of the features of

Electronic Journals

• they can be delivered to the desktop

• they can be read by more than one person

at a time.

• the text can be searched.



E-Journals (Electronic Journals

• they can include multimedia and graphics,in color, at marginal cost.

• they can be published more quickly than

paper publications.• they can be interactive; that is, they can

foster an online exchange of ideas

• the content can be reproduced, forwarded,modified, leading to possible



E-Resources

Resources Web Address

J-GATE SOCIAL & MANAGEMENT

SCIENCES

http://www.msnimt.org/library/j-

gate.informindia.co.in/

SAGE-MSNIMT ONLINE

RESOURCES

http://www.msnimt.org/library/ajc.sagepub.com/lo

gin

ICFAI- MSNIMT ONLINE

RESOURCES

http://www.msnimt.org/library/iupindia.in/signin.a

sp

NDIGITAL ONLINE LIBRARY http://www.msnimt.org/library/ndigitalonline.com/

MSNIMT ONLINE JOURNAL



MSNIMT ONLINE JOURNAL

CONSORTIA RESOURCES

Asian Journal of Management Cases

Global Business Review

www.msnimt.org↓

Library

↓

E-Journals

↓

MSNIMT - SAGE ONLINE



MSNIMT SAGE ONLINE

JOURNAL CONSORTIA

RESOURCESSelect Journals

↓

Login

↓

Username: msnlib

↓ Password: libmsn

↓

Current Issue/Previous Issues



NDigital Library

www.msnimt.org

↓

Library

↓

NDIGITAL LIBRARY

↓



NDigital Library

Login

↓

Username: msnimt

↓

Password: msnimt234



J-Gate :the E- Journal Gateway

www.msnimt.org ↓

Library↓

J-Gate: The e-Journal Gateway

↓

Login

↓ Username: msnimtjsms

↓

Password: msn29004383



INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS

• Journal of Entrepreneurship

• Journal of Business Ethics and

Organization Studies

• Asian Journal of Finance & Accounting

• Asian Journal of Management Research

•Journal of Operations and Supply ChainManagement



INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS

• Product: Management & Development Journal• Asian Academy of Management Journal

• Harvard Business Review

• Journal of Management

• Journal of Business Communication

• Journal of Business Communication Quarterly

• Journal of Applied Behavioural Science

• Marketing Management



E-journals

• ASIAN JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENTCASES

• GLOBAL BUSINESS REVIEW

• ADVERTISING EXPRESS

• CASE FOLIO • HRM REVIEW

• MARKETING MASTERMIND

• THE ANALYST

• APPLIED FINANCE

• FINANCIAL RISK MANAGEMENT



E-journals

• BRAND MANAGEMENT

• BUSINESS STRATEGY

• CORPORATE GOVERNENCE

• ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT

• KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT

• MANEGERIAL ECONOMICS • MANAGEMENT RESEARCH



E-journals

• MARKETING MANAGEMENT

• OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

• SYSTEM MANAGEMENT

• INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

• SOFT SKILLS

• ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOR

• SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

• ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE



INDIAN JOURNALS

• Journal of Management research

• Journal of Organisational Behaviour

• Journal of Environmental Economics

• Journal of Systems Management• Journal of Advertising express

• Indian journal of Accounting

• Indian Journal of Finance

• Vikalpa

• Journal of Financial Risk Management



INDIAN JOURNALS

• Journal of Applied Finance

• Journal of Brand Management

• Journal of Knowledge Management

• Chartered Financial Analyst

• Insurance Chronicle

• Case Folio• Forbes Asia

O S



INDIAN JOURNALS

• Foreign Trade Review

• Marketing Mastermind

• Focus WTO

• Abhigyan

• SAJOPS

• Indian journal of Marketing

INDIAN JOURNALS



INDIAN JOURNALS

• E-Business

• HRM Review

• Journal of Marketing Management

• Journal of Business Strategy

• Human Capital

INDIAN JOURNALS



INDIAN JOURNALS

• Indian Journal of Labour Economics

• Journal of Management Research

• Journal of Operations Management

• Organisational Management

• Indian Journal of Industrial Relations

INDIAN JOURNALS



INDIAN JOURNALS

• Indian Management• Entrepreneurship Development

• Soft Skill

• Management Research

• Corporate Governance

• Information Technology

• Managerial Economics

• Effective Executive

• PRAJNAN

• Journal of Supply Chain Management

MAGAZINES



MAGAZINES

• Industrial Economist

• Dhanam

• Chip

• PC Quest

• Civil Service Chronicle

• Electronics for You• Business India

MAGAZINES



MAGAZINES

• Frontline

• India Today

• Employment News

• Business Today• Business World

• The Week

• Donbosco

• university of News

• Forbes Asia

NEWS PAPERS



NEWS PAPERS

• Business Line

• The Hindu

• Economic Times

• Times of India

• Deccan Chronicle

LIBRARY WEBOPAC 2.1 RELEASED



(WEB BASED ONLINE PUBLIC ACCESS CATALOGUE)

• Library users have to interact with the library. Theirqueries are not just about the bibliographic informationavailable with the library but they also require manyservices like reservation of books & status about the booksthey have taken etc. WebOPAC is the Online Public Access

Catalogue which allows users avail the services of thelibrary. The bibliographic data is presented in a read onlymanner and user can reserve the documents from his / herdesktop. Following are some of the services availablethrough WEBOPAC.

LIBRARY WEBOPAC 2.1 RELEASED



(WEB BASED ONLINE PUBLIC ACCESS CATALOGUE)

• Library Catalogue• Search facility on entire database

• New Arrivals

• Popular Documents - based on circulation and reservations

• Place Reservation / hold on certain documents• You can access MSNIMT Library WebOpac through Web

(Internet):

www.msnimt.org

↓ Library web OPAC

DIGITAL LIBRARIES



DIGITAL LIBRARIES

• A digital library is a library in whichcollections are stored in digital formats (as

opposed to print, microform, or other media)

and accessible by computers.[1] The digitalcontent may be stored locally, or accessed

remotely via computer networks. A digital

library is a type of information retrieval system

DIGITAL LIBRARIES

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microform

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_retrieval




http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microform

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library



DIGITAL LIBRARIES

• Many academic libraries are actively involvedin building institutional repositories of the

institution's books, papers, theses, and other

works which can be digitized or were 'borndigital'.

DIGITAL LIBRARIES

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institutional_repository






DIGITAL LIBRARIES

• Many of these repositories are made availableto the general public with few restrictions, in

accordance with the goals of open access, in

contrast to the publication of research incommercial journals, where the publishers

often limit access rights. Institutional, truly

free, and corporate repositories are sometimesreferred to as digital libraries.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_access_(publishing)






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was just luck

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