Author | Productivity |
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Abraham Maslow | Hierarchy Needs |
Allen Kent | Mechanized Information Retrieval Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science, Encyclopedia of Computer Science and Technology, and The Encyclopedia of Microcomputers. (Gatekeeping of Technical Information) |
Alvin Toffer | Power Shift, Information Overload |
Beesman | Information Transfer |
Belkin, 1989 | Anomalous State of Knowledge (ASK) |
Benjamin Dancer | Microphotography |
Alan Pritchard | Bibliometry (1969) |
Black and Moutan | Management Grid |
Bradford’s Law (1934) (Samuel C Bradford) | Number of Core journals in given field & Law of scattering |
Blair and Maron | STAIRS Project |
C.A. Cutter | Expansive Classification, Dictionary Catalogue |
C.W.Hanson | Divides Documentary Sources of Inf. Into Primary & Secondary |
Charles Babbage | Analytical Engine |
Chris Rusbridge | Hybrid Library (1998) |
Charless F Gosnell | Half-Life of information |
Calvin Mooers | Information reterival system |
Conard Gesner | Father of Bibliography (1545) |
Craven TC | LIPHIS (Linked Phrase Indexing System) |
Derek J. de Solla Price | Little Science Big Science (1963) Invisible College (1972) |
D.J. Fosket | Subject Approach to Information |
Denis Grogan | Divides Documentary Sources of Inf. Into Primary & Secondary & Tertiary |
E. Garfield | Citation Indexing |
Eisenberg and Berkowitz | The Big 6 model of Information problem solving |
E.J. Coates | Things, Property, Material, Action and invented the “Retroactive ordinal notation” |
Elton Mayo | Father of Human Relation School |
F. Hertzberg | Father of Corporate Strategy |
F.W. Taylor | Father of Scientific Theory of Management |
Fermont Rider | International Classification |
George Gerbner (1956) | General Model (Means and control dimensions relationship between communicating agent and communication products) |
H.E. Bliss | Bibliographic Classification, Organization of Knowledge in libraries and subject approach |
H.P. Luhn (IBM) | KWIC, Uniterm Indexing, SDI (1950) |
Henry Foya | Classical Theory, Father of Administration, and 14 principles of Management |
J. Kaiser | Concrete Process |
J.D. Brown | Subject Classification, One place Theory |
J.D. Fosket | Subject approach of information |
J.E.L. Farradone | Systematic Indexing System |
J.R. Sharp | Key Word Indexing |
James Duff Brown | Open Access System in British Library |
James I. Wyer | Conservative, Moderate & Liberal Theories of Ref. Service |
Jean Aitkinson | The Sauro-Facet |
John Cotton Dana | New York Changing System |
Kauro Ishikawa | The seven basic tools for quality control |
Koontz’s | classification of management Theory (Human behavioural theory) |
Lancaster FW | Theory of scales for the measurement of operational variables |
Lasswell (1948) | Communication model (Who says, What, which channel Medium, Whom, and with What Effect) |
Lotka Law(1926) | Frequency of Publication by Authors is a given field. Scientific productivity |
Luther Gulick | POSDCORB |
M. Taube | SLIC Indexing |
M.M.Kessler | Bibliographic Coupling |
Madden, Moon, Moore, Mc Pheron | Librarianship is not a profession |
Marcel Dekker | Encyclopedia of library and Information Science |
Mc Colvin | Demand & Supply Theory of Books |
Michael Polayani | Two categories of as ‘explicit’ and ‘tacit’ knowledge. |
Michael Stern Hart | invented the e-book in 1971 |
Michael Casey | “Library 2.0” was first used |
Minie Sears | Sears List of Subject Heading |
Osgood and Schramm | Circular Model |
A. Norbert Wiener | Cybernetics was pioneered |
Otto Nacke 1979 | Coined informatics |
Ouchi | Theory Z |
Pascal | Calculating Machine |
Paul Outlet & Henry Lafontaine (Nobel Prize) | Universal Classification, UDC, The Library World |
Paulin Autherton | Putting knowledge to work |
Peter Ducker | MBO (Management by Objective) |
Peter Phyrr | Zero Base Budgeting |
S.C. Bradford | Documentation, |
Rubert Fugmann | Theory of Information Supply and Indexing based on five axioms (doctrines) |
S.R. Ranganathan | Elements of Library Classification, Prologma, Tree Card System, CC and CCC |
Samual S Green | Reference Service |
Samuel Rothstein | Minimal, Middling & Maximum theories of Reference Service |
Saracevic, 1995 | TREC experiments. (Text Retrieval Evaluation Conference) |
Shanan Weaver 1947 / Berlo 1988 (SMCR) | Mathematical communication model & S-M-C-R Model |
Schramm Models | Concept or Theory. (Human communication model) |
Ted Nelson | Hypertext |
Tim Berner's Lee | World Wide Web (WWW) |
Tim O’Reilly & Dale Dougherty | Web 2.0 (2014) Darcy Di Nucci in 1999 |
Von Bertalannfy | General Systems Theory (GST) is a movement founded |
Vroom (1964) | Formula of Motivation |
W.A.Borden | Started the Reference Service in India |
William Gibson | Cyberspace |
W.B.C. Sayers | Teacher of S.R. Ranganathan at London |
Wyndham Hulme | ‘Literary warrant’ for book classification was introduced |
Zipf’s law (1949) | Frequency of World Text relation formula |
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