[Sigia-l] About bloody time?

[James Aylett]

Ziya Oz wrote:

>> The impression I've got from my librarian friends is that DDC has
>> been considered outdated for more than a decade.
> 
> So, if NYT is not lying, at least in the non-academic US libraries it
> took more than a decade to begin to transition out of it? 

Doesn't sound like a small job, when you've got to change inter-library loan systems, stock management, ordering and so forth... :)

J

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