The ever-increasing need for information, with its complexity and escalating costs; the enormous growth in publications, and the emergence of subject specialization have compelled librarians to share resources through information networks and systems. This paper describes the necessity of networking among the Himalayan Studies and Research Centers in India, allowing the sharing of information originating from the Himalayan Studies Information System (HIMIS). The paper also discusses in brief the definition of information systems, as well as the objectives and needs of a proposed HIMIS.
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Singh, A. (2005). Design and development of a Himalayan studies information system for India: A proposed model. Information Technology and Libraries. American Library Association. https://doi.org/10.6017/ital.v24i1.3363
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