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               plans driven by information resources, information resource-centered organizational governance.
               2) information resource ensuring methods, such as information resource planning, capability
               maturity models on IRM as well as digital continuity assurance. 3) deep wrangling of information
               resources, including tidying information resources, intelligent IRM technologies and human-
               machine collaborative information resource processing methods. 4) prescriptive analysis of
               information resources, especially introducing simulation, real-time analysis, visualization
               technologies into IRM. 5) on time insights on information resources, including information
               resource awareness and literacy, in-time services on information request, and information resource-
               centered computing pattern. 6) product development on information resources, such as embedding
               applications of information resources, converting to information resources into business process,
               information resource-driven services, service experience. 7) asset management of information
               resource, including digital humanities and digital economy, market-oriented development and
               industrialization of information resources, information resource ecosystems.



               Demand analysis and framework construction of collection disposal system
               for public libraries in China

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               HUANG Ruhua, ZHAO Yang, SHEN Xiaojuan, XIE Chunzhi, WEN Fangfang, LAI Tong  & YANG Fan
               Construction of Collection Disposal System in Chinese public libraries is important for library
               management. It can also guide the libraries’ collection disposal work. Necessities and feasibility
               can be shown in the construction of the system. For its necessities, on the one hand, it is driven
               by the related policies and regulations. On the other hand, it is the requirements of libraries’
               sustainable development. For its feasibility, constructing the system has the foundation from local
               practices as well as the support of experiences in foreign countries.
                 This paper investigated Collection Disposal Systems from diverse Chinese local public libraries
               and its disposal work via policy document analysis, questionnaire and interviews. There were 70
               collection weeding policy documents from 43 Chinese public libraries for the subjects of policy
               document analysis. Meanwhile, we collected questionnaire data from 44 public libraries that were
               in Hubei, Hunan and Jiangxi provinces. 12 public librarians from 9 provinces and 3 professors
               were also interviewed. According to the collected data, we analyzed libraries’ needs and problems
               when developing such systems through four aspects, which were library collection disposal
               criteria, procedure and methods, and the departments of libraries as well.
                 We developed a framework of the Collection Disposal System for public libraries in China from
               the national perspective. The framework includes 3 sub-systems: 1) A guarantee system, including
               related regulations, policies and evaluation criteria. While abiding by the existing regulations and


               * Correspondence should be addressed to LAI Tong, Email: amelialtt@163.com, ORCID: 0000-0002-5912-9760
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