Description: As more and more businesses and special groups create small libraries to meet their information needs, librarians are faced with the task of setting up and managing these small libraries. This book leads the reader from the establishment of the library and the acquisition of materials to the organization and use of the library's collection in providing services to meet a variety of information needs. Also included are discussions on effective library management through automation, evaluation of services, arrangement of physical facilities, effective public relations, and cooperation with other information agencies. The work emphasizes the importance of conserving the librarian's time. Includes valuable copyright-free forms.