[LIS-Forum] Informatics Brings 50 Year Old "SRELS Journal of Information Management" in i-Scholar

[Neha Arora]

Informatics presents: "The SRELS Journal of Information Management" in
i-Scholar 

Publisher: Sarada Ranganathan Endowment for Library Science.

Online ISSN: 0976-2477

Print ISSN: 0972-2467

Frequency: Bimonthly
	
	
About the Journal:
The SRELS Journal of Information Management was founded by Dr. S.R.
Ranganathan in the year 1964. The papers published in the journal especially
in its early volumes focused on themes related to knowledge representation
and organization. Some of the pioneering contributions are mentioned here.
The first paper by Dr.S.R. Ranganathan in the first issue of the journal
(1964) is a path-breaking contribution to the domain of knowledge analytics
and knowledge organization.
To know more please visit: http://i-scholar.in/index.php/sjim

Subscription rate for the year 2014:
Print- Rs.2000
Online- Rs.2500
Print + Online- Rs.3000

Online Archive (Vol.1 (1953-2013) - One Time purchase with perpetual access
rights only at Rs15,000.
              
 Online Price will include:  
a. Perpetual access to 2014 subscription
b. Access to 10 years of back files (2004-Current) without perpetual access
rights.
c. Subscriber can access back-files only if he/she has a subscription to the
current year. 


Payment terms:
All orders require pre-payment 

a. Payment by Cheque/DD should be in favor of Informatics Publishing Ltd.
b. Payment can be made online through credit card from the Journal website
c. For online version Service Tax of 12.5% applicable for Indian subscribers



All orders should be sent to:
Informatics Publishing Ltd.
194, R.V. Road, Basavanagudi, Bangalore 560004, 
Phone-080-40387777( Extn-1010)



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