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Most academic libraries in Ghana lack visionary managers.The planning of some of these libraries as they exist today are not adequate and can be described as "informal and incomplete" How satisfied are users of the academic library services depends as much on their expectations and perceptions of the facilities at the library.Technology advancement through Information Communication Technology(ICT) has increased the capabilities of academic libraries in the developed world. The challenge for the academic library manager in the developing world however, is how best to recast their identities in...

Mobile diffusion in developing countries has been phenomenal in comparison to any other technological devices. This has spurred a lot of studies on consumers adoption and usage. Mobile phone usage is on the increase in both developed and developing countries (Head & Ziolkowski, 2012). Today, the cost of buying a mobile phone has declined and this has enabled quite a number of people to gain access to their own phones (Chong, Ooi, Lin & Bao, 2012). Studies have shown that the number of individuals accessing the internet through their mobile phones now is getting closer to those accessing the...

Employee motivation is central to productivity and efficient delivery of service. The study examines some of the issues that affect motivation and productivity in Ghana's University of Ghana Library System. Low staff motivational levels adversely affect productivity in a library. Salary and remuneration remain a strong motivational force among library staff, though professionals are more satisfied with their salary than para-professionals. Para-professionals are not only dissatisfied with their salary but also perceive are not paid equitably with respect to their jobs and responsibilities....

Global restructuring of economies has had a major impact on higher education systems of the world, including Ghana. The liberalization of Ghanas universities has increasingly manifested itself in the growth of private universities. The growth of private universities in Ghana has been phenominal, providing increased access and opportunities for university education in a manner that has not happened before. The private universities in Ghana are taking advantage of the new opportunities presented by global knowledge economy and the Information Communication Technology (ICT). The...