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LAM convergence: a standalone construct

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Information science

the move by libraries, archives and museums toward shared practices, systems and institutions, especially through digitization, after a long period of separation.

In information science, LAM convergence refers to the move by libraries, archives and museums toward shared practices, systems and institutions, especially through digitization, after a long period of separation. This meaning comes from Given (2010) in The Library Quarterly.[1]

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Given, L. M., & McTavish, L. (2010). What’s Old Is New Again: The Reconvergence of Libraries, Archives, and Museums in the Digital Age. The Library Quarterly, 80(1), 7-32. https://doi.org/10.1086/648461

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