Quantitative research reveals insights into cloud computing adoption in medical libraries, highlighting training needs and benefits.
Purpose: This paper tends to examine the perceptions of librarians towards cloud computing in medical libraries of Pakistan. Methodology: Quantitative research method was used for the collection analysis of data. A self-constructed Questionnaire was used to collect data from library professional attached to the medical libraries of Pakistan. Findings: Key findings reveal that all surveyed librarians were familiar with cloud computing, the majority of libraries prioritize enhanced accessibility to digital resources. Sixty percent recognize potential cost savings, (26.7%) as convincing reasons for adopting cloud computing. The Google Cloud Platform (33.3%) and Dropbox (26.7%) emerge as a popular choice among libraries. Practical Implications: This study provides valuable insights into the perceptions, perceived benefits, and adoption trends of cloud computing in library services. The study highlighting the importance of training, security considerations, and strategic planning in connecting the benefits of cloud technology. Originality/Value: The paper presents the perspectives of library professionals regarding the implementation and perceived benefits of cloud computing.
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