This book offers a comprehensive and research-oriented examination of library computerisation and its transformative impact on information services. It explores how the adoption of computer technologies has reshaped core library functions, including information organisation, retrieval, and service delivery. The book analyses the evolution of digital systems within libraries, highlighting the relationship between technological infrastructure and effective knowledge management.

The discussion addresses the use of computing tools in data handling, search processes, and document management, emphasising accuracy, efficiency, and user access. Attention is given to the selection and evaluation of software systems, integration of emerging technologies, and the development of digital competencies within library education. The book also considers the implications of computerisation for textual management, digital preservation, and long-term access to information resources. By combining theoretical insight with applied guidance, the book provides a balanced understanding of technological change in libraries. It is intended for students, librarians, researchers, and information professionals seeking an internationally relevant and academically rigorous perspective on research and practice in library computerisation.