Library and Information Science Important Books or Authors

Author	Productivity
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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