Back Issues 11-20

RESEARCH ON BOOK PURCHASE SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT OF UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

Mengwen Qiu

Jiangxi Vocational College Of Finance & Economics, Jiujiang, Jiangxi, China

And Ching Kuo Institute Of Management And Health, Keelung, Taiwan. 

Iris Liou

Ching Kuo Institute Of Management And Health, Keelung, Taiwan. 

E-mail:qmw1213@126. com

Abstract

With the advent of the "Internet plus initiative" era, the borrowing rate of university teachers and students has been greatly reduced, and the book purchasing work of libraries has been challenged. Book procurement has always been a key part of the basic work of university library. The quality of procurement affects not only the quality of books, but also the teaching and scientific research of the University. In the Internet age, we are facing new challenges, such as difficulties in channel selection, low efficiency of system integration, increased market competition and so on. Facing the new challenges, book procurement should optimize the supply chain management, and form a complete supply chain management platform by changing its own positioning, increasing target suppliers and establishing a measurement index system to coordinate the relationship among libraries, suppliers and readers. Only by promoting supply chain management can we simplify the procurement process, systematize Book Integration and provide accurate reader service. 

Keywords: university library, book purchasing, supply chain management

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