What can RFID change the current situation of library management

Traditional libraries are closed systems centered around themselves, with limited collections, specific service recipients, and specific service locations, making them conservative and standardized. The internal organization of the library is divided into strips, with departments such as collection, circulation, reading, and storage each holding their own fields. The collection department conducts interviews based on the structure of the collection, regardless of the circulation rate; The circulation rate and reader demand information of the circulation department cannot be fed back to the editorial department. But through RFID technology, this independent state between libraries can be broken, empowering smart libraries. Each book has an independent and unique electronic tag, and using a unified management data backend, each book in each library is clearly presented in the data backend. Readers can know the collection status of the book by checking it. Even if the book is not in the current library, readers can still book the reserved book at the designated location and time through mobile phone reservation. The library still cannot work without people, so 24-hour borrowing requires the use of RFID 24-hour mini libraries        Realize and greatly enrich the means of library management and services, and improve the quality and level of library management and services.                         

 Traditional libraries showcase their value by collecting, organizing, storing, disseminating, and managing literature resources independently of other institutions in society, and provide services to readers based on the number of collections of literature resources. With the continuous maturity and development of computer technology and communication technology, every business process of the library, from document resource construction to reader service, has been modernized with the support of computer technology and communication technology. Some information resource sharing service platforms have emerged, which also enable readers to obtain the required information resources more conveniently and quickly. The main technical support comes from the further development of Internet technology, including the analysis and application of unstructured data and semi-structured data, especially the application of "Internet plus" technologies such as cloud computing and mobile Internet, which provides high-quality technical support for the establishment, development and transmission of library big data systems. Therefore, under "Internet plus", the library will deeply integrate data resources with other industries based on existing information resources (including data resources), and will eventually become the largest data center in the whole society, providing all-round information services for society and readers.