Libraries and IT: “Computers in Libraries 2010” conference to be mounted in the USA

The 25th annual “Computers in Libraries” conference will take place from 12-14 April in Arlington, VA. This year’s key theme is “Information Fluency: Literacy for Life”.   The focus of the “Computers in Libraries 2010” conference is on leading-edge technology that is building information fluency, transforming library operations, enabling information products and services, and redefining roles within all types and sizes of library and information services.

The participants of the conference will discuss a wide range of issues. Among them are the following:

- Leading-Edge Technology Tools for Libraries;

- Innovative Library Processes & Practices;

- Next-Gen Catalogs & Digitization;

- Search Engines, Intranets & Portals;

- Strategies for Digital Information Enterprises;

- Implementing Social Media & 2.0 Initiatives;

- New Ways to Connect People & Technology;

- EContent, Preservation & Digital Libraries.

The multifaceted program is designed to meet the needs of librarians, information managers, systems professionals, webmasters and web managers content evaluators, intranet strategists, portal creators and information specialists. “Computers in Libraries 2010” conference will offer information sessions, panels and facilitated discussions, workshops, and an extensive exhibit hall.