Patrons of business libraries need to have access to plethora of business
related research documents in their electronic formats easily, comfortably, and
in the quickest possible time. In order to fulfill this philosophy, business
school librarians must understand two key facets of information systems and
services in the form of information access and information management. These two
elements demand the librarians to acquire and develop necessary skills to
organize information set up. Organized information enables business library
users to have a voice in the market via research surveys, and reliable
information for making timely decisions. The authors discuss in length and
breadth different crucial aspects of librarianship and