The Library & Information Centre (TLIC)
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The Library & Information Centre (TLIC) is the nerve centre of Asia-Pacific Institute of Management. The institute takes pride in its State of the Art library infrastructure and resources. TLIC is one of the best maintained libraries amongst the business schools of Delhi- NCR region The highlights of TLIC are:
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Reading Rooms : Large ultra-comfortable and well-illuminated
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Project Reports : Over 3,000
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Journals : Over 300 Plus online access to ProQuest database, ICFAI University Press Journals, Harvard Business Review, Sage Online Journals,etc.
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Publications on CDs : Over 1702
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Online Databases : Data Monitor (Company Reports over 6000 Companies World wide), CMIE - EIS, Indiastat.com (Statistical Analysis), Magindia.Com (Advertising & Media Database), DELNET(Developing Library Network)
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Institutional Membership : British Council Library (BCL), American Library Center (ALC), National HRD Networks, Delhi Management Association (DMA), DELNET
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Online Book Search : Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) allows members online access to get details of books available both through internet and intranet
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Digitization : Alice for Windows (AFW)Library Management software allows members to access their book through multiple access point and borrowing status etc.
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TLIC is on the cutting edge of providing the latest in technology and software to ensure that students and faculty have the best and the most recent knowledge source on tap. TLIC also regularly organizes national conferences on library related developments.
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Housed in the academic block with a spacious reading room with state of art facilities, the library is well stocked with more than 40000 books apart from the reference material and literature on companies and electronic databases. All library functions are fully automated. Besides the books, the library also access to over 5260 professional journals and business magazines both national and international .
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The latest editions of publications and handbooks on various subjects of management constitute its reference resources, while back-volumes of journals and business newspapers, annual reports of select companies and the ministries / departments of the Government of India and documentation on select topics offer a rich reservoir to the scholars.
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