Until 1994 BT operated a fairly typical large corporate library at its research facility at BT Labs near Ipswich. This article describes the changes that were made as the Library transformed itself from a location-based service to an electronic library in which its location is of secondary importance, until information delivered directly to the user's desktop.

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