Abstract

Reports the results of surveys of English-speaking Caribbean regions that demonstrate an inadequate supply of information scientists in relation to demand, despite the pivotal role of information in the development process. It is suggested that enhancing the image of the profession and improving information training programs may alleviate this problem. (CLB)

Citation

Greene, G. & Robb, R. (1989). Information Systems in the English Speaking Caribbean. International Library Review, 21(3), 301. Retrieved August 12, 2024 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/142475/.

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Keywords

• Developing Nations
• Foreign Countries
• Human Resources
• information systems
• information technology
• Labor Force Development
• Library Personnel
• Needs Assessment
• Professional Recognition
• Professional Training
• Surveys
• Tables (Data)
• Technological Advancement