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NAME: MIRZA ZIKRY BIN MOHD NAZARUDIN
CLASS: JIM1102E
ID MATRIC:2021213164
LECTURER: MADAM AZURA BINTI ABDUL JAMIL @ KAMARUDZZAMAN

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NAME: SYAHME HARIZ BIN SALLEHAN
CLASS: JIM1102E
ID MATRIC: 2021206308
LECTURER: MADAM AZURA BINTI ABDUL JAMIL @ KAMARUDZZAMAN

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The National Library of Malaysia would be a prominent library in the area, capable of providing reference and research material in a variety of media to all levels of the country's society. It preserves all records, manuscripts, and literary works of and about a nation under some legal provision, and thereby reflects publications of and about the entire nation for current users as well as future generations. Each National Library's major function is to maintain and expand the use of collections in its own nation as well as collections concerning other countries published elsewhere. As a result, any information housed in the National Library of Malaysia was a country focal point for the national information system. As Malaysia's National Library.

The National Library of Malaysia was founded in Kuala Lumpur in 1972 to make library resources available to the general public and to serve as a repository for national-interest collections. It was on Jalan Tun Razak in Titiwangsa, Kuala Lumpur. The National Library is responsible for maintaining national knowledge holdings for current and future generations. Prior to the founding of the National Library of Malaysia, the library was housed in 11 different structures. The building's external style was influenced by the Tengkolok (Malay headdress), and the ornate pattern on the roof tiles is similar to the designs seen on the songket (traditional woven cloth).

Prior to the establishment of the National Library of Malaysia, there was a historical period in which the initial concept to construct a National Library for our country was conceived. Malayan Library Group (MLG) made a memorandum of Public Library Service of the Federation of Malaya in 1956 and proposed the establishment of the National Library Board, which will use executive powers to provide national public services and provide the foundation for the completion of a National Library Service. Several professional groups, associations, and organisations, including the Malaysian Library Association, the Association of Archives, private and public, worked to build the National Library between 1959 and 1961. Later that year, the Lee Foundation spent RM500,000.00 on a "ringgit-to-ringgit" Library Fund.

The National Library Service was founded in 1966 in the Federal Building in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, and was later associated with the Malaysian National Archives. Several portions were then relocated to the 6th and 7th Floors of the UMBC Building on Jalan Sulaiman in Kuala Lumpur in 1972. The Reference Section was also available to the public this year. In 1977, the National Library of Malaysia was designated as a Federal Department and relocated to the Lower Floors 6 and 7 of the MABA Building on Davidson Road in Kuala Lumpur. The National Library of Malaysia took over Levels 1, 2, and 3 of Wisma Sachdev / Thakurdas on Jalan Raja Laut in Kuala Lumpur in December 1975. Furthermore, NLM has a digital library that any Malaysian or immigrant may access through their official web their electronic resources page. Since March 30, 2011, NLM has provided digital library services through the u-Pustaka site, which is available worldwide. Online catalogue searches for library resources are available at http://opac.pnm.gov.my. Malay Manuscripts, Rare Books, Personal Collection, National Library, the National Library publications, newspaper articles, journal articles, conference papers, materials, and others are among the items that have been didigitasikan and may be accessed through this portal.

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Mission - The National Library of Malaysia's purpose is to guarantee that all Malaysians have equitable access to library services and facilities, as well as the opportunity to use Malaysian and global intellectual heritage knowledge via a national infrastructure of integrated electronic libraries. It also aims to improve the distribution of high-quality information resources through library services in order to foster a knowledge-based society.

Vision -  The National Library of Malaysia's vision The goal and objectives of the National Library of Malaysia, as stated in Part II Section 3 of the National Library Act (Amendment) 1987, are to provide a national collection of library resources available for use by present and future generations.

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Objective

To establish a national collection of library resources available for use by current and future generations.

To improve national access to library materials accessible both domestically and internationally.

To give leadership in library-related topics.

Function
The National Library of Malaysia's core purpose is separated into three major activities: management, library development, and information services. Each activity is supported by a sub-activity or division to meet the National Library of Malaysia's goals and objectives.

(a) Management Activity

Management and Human Resource

Planning and Corporate Communications

(b) Library Development Activity

Information Knowledge Network

National Collection Development and Documentation

(c) Library Services Activity

Malaysian Services

General Information Services

PERDANA Services

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The National Library of Malaysia has been housed under eight ministries since its inception. From 1972 through 1983, I worked in the housing ministry and municipal government. From 1983 to 1987, it was overseen by the Ministry of Culture, Arts, and Tourism. From 1983 until 1991, he was the Minister of Youth and Sports Culture. However, he was placed under the ministry of education from 1991 until 2005, and then under the ministry of culture, arts, and heritage in 2006. Since 2018, the National Library of Malaysia has been administered by the Ministry of Tourism and Art. Aside from that, the NLM collaborates with other Malaysian libraries such as:

1. The National Book Council and The National Council for the Blind Malaysia

The National Library of Medicine was engaged in the events of the 2001 International Book Fair. They are also a member of Malaysia's National Council for the Blind. The National Council for the Blind Malaysia's Committee for Library and Information Technology, in collaboration with the National Library. A conference was conducted to discuss the creation of a first and second level Braille book for children, as well as the reform of the Malay Braille Code. A conference was convened to track the progress of cataloguing and categorization initiatives and to brainstorm new ideas.

2. SCOM (Sub-Commitee On Microforms)

SCOM In May 1968, the Malaysian Librarian Association and the Singapore Library Association (Singapore Library Association) successfully established the Sub-Committee On Microforms (SCOM). SCOM Singapore, on the other hand, has opted not to demand membership in several SCOM. The project was developed and executed in conjunction with the Malaysian Association of Librarians.

As a result, SCOM has been created in Malaysia as a Subcommittee on Micro Materials under the Joint Standing Committee on Bibliographic Services and Library Cooperation since 1980. (BILCO).

3.  UNESCO - Malaysian Co-operation

The National Library's Library and Information Technology Division delivered the CDS/IS IS software package to institutions who applied for it.

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referal services

Referral services is the reference service has many branches of services such as Information Packing Service, Newspaper Microfilm Service and others. The service helps users to refer to old research, microfilms or manuscripts.

lending services

Lending Services is the lending division provides book lending services to registered users. Registered users can borrow six books for a period of four weeks. The period of borrowed material is renewable for another four years from the date of renewal. Renewal of materials is allowed only once. Users will be charged a fine for the return of the material at 10 cents a day for each book. Loan services include adult loan units, children's loans, group loans and community library unit loans.

community unit lending services

Community unit lending services NLM has established five community libraries. Community libraries are created as local information centers. This community library facilitates and speeds community access to reading materials in key urban centers.

electronic resources services

Electronic resource services provides multimedia computer facilities equipped with internet for free use here. Users can access the internet, do secretarial work download information and hold training sessions. In addition, the center also provides free Wi-Fi facilities to enable users to access the internet using their gadgets and laptops. The showroom facilities are provided here for users to watch TV shows, movies and more. Users only need to book this room if they want to use this facility. Audio-visual facilities such as TV, cassette / CD / DVD player are also provided for users. Users can refer to the collection of audio visuals and electronic resources in various fields such as Management, Computer Science, Religion, Social Science, Language, Technology, Arts, History and more. The reference material is in the form of CDs, DVDs, audio cassettes, video tapes, and other domestic and international issues. Offers the Digital Library service, which is easily accessible here through the u-Library portal. Through this service users can access eMajalah, eBook, and eSurat subscription. In addition, users can also access open source eBooks from the portal. This service is accessible through the computer provided at PHD or through the respective gadgets and laptops. In order to access the contents of this electronic material users only need to register as a member of the u-Library. The staff on duty are always ready to assist with the guide and registration session for the portal. Users can easily watch animated movies with the Video on Demand service offered here. Watchable films are made up of the latest local and international films.

the information cornerof the disabled

The information corner of the disabled Collections is the reading materials and information provided here are printed material in large print, braille books, learning cards and audio books (NLM publications and overseas publications). In addition, users can also access the audio books they subscribe to through databases such as Overdrive and EbscoHost here. Computer, Internet and Wi-Fi facilities provides 2 multimedia computers equipped with internet facilities are available here. These computers come with JAWS (Job Access With Speech) software to make it easy for the blind to access information and carry on secretarial work more easily. Free transportation is also provided for the disabled from the Association for the Blind Malaysia (MAB) to the National Library of Malaysia (roundtrip) service on a daily basis. Users must book five business days before using this service.

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The benefits National Library of Malaysia is divided into three branches:

management

library development

information services.

It holds an organized collection of books, other printed materials and special documents such as films and audio materials. Comprises library materials published in Malaysia and overseas whose whole or larger part of the content is related to the publications date or the language used.

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The future planning is to manage and develop the bibliographic and non-bibliographic information repository via collaborative network among libraries in Malaysia. Accessibility, functionality and the quality of the bibliographic records in KIK is the core issues when questioning about the usability of the KIK.

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Focus on discussion forums as part of the Library’s priorities. The Library has recently expanded its collecting of discussion forums for the online gaming community, however there’s now evidence of should expand to discussion forums and discussion content for other community and social phenomena
Develop a strategy and implementation plan for the Library to be prepared for the expected increased demand and use of the National Library of Malaysia over the coming five years.

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NAME: ABDUL AZIZ BIN ADAM
CLASS: JIM1102E
ID MATRICS: 2021812208
LECTURER: MADAM AZURA BINTI ABDUL JAMIL @ KAMARUDZZAMAN

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The Malaysian National Union Catalog (NUC) is a collection of resources from various libraries. They provide librarians, scholars, and the general public with access to a large collection of bibliographic materials in Malaysia. It combines the catalogue records of many libraries into one database by using a single or master bibliographic record with specific item records and summary holdings data for each institution connected to it. In other words, the union catalogue is a collection of bibliographical records about printed books, serials, theses, and other materials held by multiple libraries. As a result of this situation, more libraries are developing their own union catalogues, and certain union catalogue projects have been taken to the national level.

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Mission

The Malaysian National Union Catalog (NUC) mission is to manage and establish database of bibliographic and non-bibliographic information through collaborative network among libraries in Malaysia.

Vision

Improve the standard of journalism in the country by providing challenging and rewarding careers, utilising cutting-edge technology in service delivery, and meeting the needs of clients at all times.

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There are five main objectives that NUC have:

Streamlining sharing of high quality data which comply to international standards

Establish a centralized database for facilitating access to information resources and identify the locations

Simplify cooperation in cataloguing process

Pacilitate and accelerate tracking of library materials for Inter-Library Loan

Pacilitate knowledge

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Has 130 membership, that includes:

92 Business library

21 Academic library

14 Public library

2 Others

1 National library

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Product or Services

Source Information- Users will search based on their requirements and find the material using both general and advanced methods. The outcome will be shared with all consortium libraries, and for full-text resources, they will need to access digital material in the Institutional Repository.

Physical and digital materials- The service of interlibrary loan (ILL) allows users to borrow physical materials from other libraries. To obtain photocopies or scanned documents, use the document processing technique (Document Delivery).

Data source sharing- Those who have registered can access the Consortium's data. Web Catalog, Web Upload, and Data Collection are the three methods for sharing library materials.

Consortium data management- Registered users have the following permissions to manage consortium data and create consortium user accounts. Aside from that, defines the consortium user's work scope. Consortium data management must also update the company's organisation. Last but not least, they must ensure that consortium members' data is always available and up to date.

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Benefits:

Accessibility with the most up-to-date information about library collection availability around the country.

Improve the level and quality of cataloging methods for library collections.

The bibliographic record download function helps to simplify and speed up the cataloging procedure.

Facilitate interlibrary loans.

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You can easily upload your financial documents or retrieve requested documents securely by logging in to your private portal. Your information is secure and can be retrieved at any time. Click the link below to find out how.

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Future planning:

Improve the NUC identity in order to compete with similar projects such as the Library of Congress and Libraries Australia.

To become the main reference in Malaysia.

Increase data processing and validation productivity while reducing human control.

Improve user experience and accessibility.

Open data projects should be used to promote data sharing.

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At last, the Malaysian National Union Catalog (NUC) project is with the 101 "participating libraries" that helped develop NUC records. They are institutions that provide cataloguing or bibliographic records for their libraries to the Malaysian National Library for the NUC project. The national union catalogue is well-known as a bibliographic information storage system that can locate documents across countries.

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Ahmad Fuzi Md Ajis & Zuraidah Abd Manaf. (2003). Appraising the quality of Malaysian Union Catalog. Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal). 1008. https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/libphilprac/1008.

Library, U. M. A. P. (1970, January 1). Katalog Induk kebangsaan. UniMAP Library. Retrieved July 14, 2022, from https://thelibraryunimap.blogspot.com/2009/01/katalog-induk-kebangsaan.html

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NAME: MOHAMAD AMIRUN SYAKIR BIN AB.RAHIM
CLASS: JIM1102E
ID MATRIC: 2021600042
LECTURER: MADAM AZURA BINTI ABDUL JAMIL @ KAMARUDZZAMAN

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SIRIMLINK is an online database service developed and managed by SIRIM Berhad, Malaysia's most prominent and diverse research and development organization. The SIRIMLINK service may now be accessible through the internet from your own office, home, or anywhere around the globe. SIRIMLINK is meant to serve all sorts of users, including corporate executives, businessmen, entrepreneurs, engineers, scientists, researchers, lecturers, students, and others.

SIRIM is owned by the Minister of Finance Incorporated. SIRIM is recognized as the machinery for research and technology development, as well as the national champion of quality, with over forty years of experience and knowledge. SIRIM has always played an important role in the growth of the country's private sector. SIRIMLINK fosters Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) growth by providing solutions for technology penetration and upgrading, making it a perfect technology partner for SMEs.

SIRIM is a member of the Global Research Alliance (GRA), a collaboration of top knowledge-intensive technological enterprises from nine nations across four continents. The alliance's total strength is more than 50000 scientists and technicians devoted to developing global knowledge networks for industry and industrial sectors to improve their competitiveness. SIRIM is also a member of the World Association of Industrial and Technological Organizations (WAITRO), an independent association of industrial research organizations created under the auspices of the United Nations.

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Mission

Provide Quality and Sustainable Innovation to Industry, Government and Society.

Vision

Best Partner for Innovation

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Objectives in three categories :
Industry

Enhance trade access, competitiveness and business growth.

Government

Contribute towards national policies and aspiration

Society

Improve quality of life through health, safety, environment and consumer protection.

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Has 11 memberships:

FMM

SME Association Malaysia

The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (ACCCIM)

Chinese Chambers of Commerce & Industry of Kuala Lumpur & Selangor (KLSCCCI)

MATRADE

SME Corps

MARA

Universiti Technology Petronas

Universiti Malaya

Fraunhofer Institute of Germany

UNIDO

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INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH

SIRIM Industrial Research is at the forefront of technological advances for a variety of sectors. SIRIM thinks that technology innovation will promote industry sustainability, which will boost the nation's economy. Industrial Centers of Innovation (IC-Innovation) and Technology Centers are part of SIRIM's Industrial Research.

IC-Innovation

1. Energy Management

2. Smart Manufacturing

3. Sensor

4. Bio-Medical

5. Bio-Natural Gas

6. Nanotechnology

Technology Centers

1. Industrial Biotechnology Research Center

2. Environmental Technology Research Centre

3. Machinery Technology

Testing, Inspection & Certification (SIRIM QAS International Sdn Bhd)

SIRIM QAS International Sdn. Bhd. is Malaysia’s leading certification, inspection and testing body. SIRIM QAS International was founded in March 1997 as a wholly-owned subsidiary of the SIRIM Group.

Services provided by SIRIM QAS International :

Management System Certification

Product Certification

Personnel Certification

Product Testing

Inspection

Sustainability

SPECIAL PURPOSE VEHICLE (National Precision Tooling Sdn Bhd)

The TDM Project's key goals are to improve capability and capacity development, as well as to strengthen Bumiputera automotive TDM industrial clusters.

Service by National Precision Tooling Sdn Bhd:

1. Guidance, training and certification

2. Design capability development

3. Equipment acquisition

Malaysia Design Council

The Malaysia Design Council (MRM) was founded in 1993 to pave the way for Malaysia's future in innovation and design. It leads design programs in the country to improve the design skills, capabilities, and standards of the industry.

BONE GRAFTING

1.  GRANULAB (M) SDN BHD

2.   GRANUMAS – HYDROXYAPATITE GRANULAR BONE GRAFT

3.  SYNTHETIC BONE CONSTRUCT (SBC) – CUSTOM-MADE BONE CONSTRUCT

Standards, Quality, Training & Consultancy( SIRIM STS Sdn Bhd)

SIRIM STS Sdn Bhd is the main one-stop reference centre for SIRIM Industry Standards development services.

Services provided by SIRIM STS Sdn Bhd:
Standards:

SIRIM Industry Standards

WTO/TBT Inquiry Point

Standards Consultancy

SIRIM Technical Library

Sales of Standards

Training & Consultancy:

Standards Based Management Systems

Quality Tools & Techniques and Best Practices

Technology & Certification Programs

Lead Auditor Courses

Calibration & Measurement
service:

1. calibration and equipment maintenance services catering to the needs of electrical and electronic industry

2. Specialising in equipment calibration

3. Equipment repair

4. On site service

5. Asset management

6. Equipment health check

7. Equipment rental

8. EOS/EOL equipment support

9. Equipment database management and resource outsourse

Packaging & Security Design( Nurturing Future Entrepreneurs)
Service:

1. Security Design Solutions

2. BizTransformation

3. Innopack

4. Greenpack

Commercialization

SIRIM Tech Venture Sdn Bhd. is tasked with speeding the commercialization of ideas resulting from any research and development initiative, with the goal of producing value in the research, development, and innovation (R&D&I) value chain.

Innovation Success Story

1. An​ Alternative For The Fuel: Bio Natural Gas

2. Environment Stalwart Preserver: Anaerobic Digester

3. Sweetening The Deal: Kelulut Integrated Information System (KIIS)

4. Lighting The Way For Men Of The Sea: Solar Panel Lights

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Benefits:

1. Easy to access. Didn't have to go to the SIRIM centre to acquire information.

2. Easy to understand. The information is being explained well despite it is only on website.

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Future planning:

1. Aims to boost the growth and success of Malaysian businesses through increased R&D and commercialization.

2. Seeks to give complete information on the evolution of Malaysia's palm oil sector, with an emphasis on the impacts of research and development (R&D) on the agro-based and industrial industries associated to oil palm processing.

3. Aims to encourage and carry out scientific and industrial research.:

Improving technological procedures and methods

Developing novel procedures and ways

Promoting the use of Malaysian goods

Adopting or modifying technologies developed in other nations for use in Malaysia

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To summarize, SIRIMLINK contributes a lot of benefits to the world. Users can easily access to get the information they need. This is because SIRIMLINK database website is simple and easy to use. SIRIMLINK also provide various types of service to the world. With the service offered, trade access, competitiveness, and business development can all be improved.

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https://youtu.be/7hoB_iS-L9A

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1) Home: Welcome to Sirim Berhad. SIRIM Berhad. (n.d.). https://www.sirim.my/

2) Home - sirim STS. (n.d.). from https://www.sirimsts.my/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/2015-02-sirimlink.pdf

3) 279-MG13-05-2018:CAS Volume 1 2018 sirim. (n.d.). from https://www.sirim.my/SIRIMLink/SIRIMLink1_2018.pdf

4) Best partner for innovation - sirim. (n.d.). from https://www.sirim.my/SIRIMLink/SIRIMLink2_2018.PDF

5) SIRIMBHD. (2022, January 9). Sirim Digital Factory. YouTube. from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hoB_iS-L9A

6) SIRIMBHD. (2019, February 21). Sirim Corporate Video 2019. YouTube. from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSsHkPlnYdA

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NAME: MUHAMMAD FARHAN BIN MOHD KAMALAN
CLASS:JIM1102E
ID MATRIC: 2021815778
LECTURER: MADAM AZURA BINTI ABDUL JAMIL @ KAMARUDZZAMAN

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The Conference of Southeast Asian Librarians gave birth to what is now known as the Congress of Southeast Asian Librarians (CONSAL), which was established in Singapore in 1970. It was a regional body that was established in order to supply librarians from Southeast Asian Nations with a forum on which to have conversations and to promote cooperation. A Conference on Southeast Asian Research Materials was held in 1969 in Puntjak, which is located close to Jakarta in Indonesia. Prominent academics, archivists, and librarians were in attendance at this conference. During this conference, the concept of establishing a regional organization for Southeast Asian Nations was conceived of for the first time. It is said that librarians from five Asian countries (Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand) who had attended the conference were the founders of CONSAL. These countries are: Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand.

The Library Associations of Singapore and Malaysia worked together to formally establish CONSAL. This collaboration resulted in the formation of CONSAL. During the first CONSAL conference, which took place in Singapore from August 14 to 16, 19707, its Constitution was ratified by delegates representing the library professions in Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam. In addition, there were representatives present from the United States of America, Australia, China, and the United Kingdom who took part in the event as observers. When CONSAL III was held in 1975, there were already five core member countries: Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. These countries were represented at the conference. In 1978, during CONSAL IV, the organization was rechristened the Congress of Southeast Asian Librarians.

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Mission

To encourage the growth of libraries and information resources throughout the region, as well as to steer the area toward a more active role in the global information community.

Vision

(CONSAL) was established in 1970 by a number of ASEAN member countries with the vision of fostering relationship building, sharing, cooperation, and collaboration among member countries in the fields of librarianship, library and information sciences, documentation, information, and activities related to these fields.

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There are four main objective of CONSAL which is:

To create and cultivate stronger connections between the region's librarians, libraries, library schools, library associations, and other organizations of a similar nature.

To foster collaboration in the growth of librarianship, library and information sciences, documentation, information, and activities related to these fields throughout the region.

To work together with other regional and international organizations, as well as other institutions, in order to support the endeavors and interests that are shared by CONSAL.

To provide a forum for the sharing and exchange of information as well as experiences on topics concerning issues in the fields of librarianship, library and information sciences, documentation, information, and related services in the region.

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Has 10 membership which is include the library associations and librarians of:

Brunei

Cambodia

Indonesia

Laos

Malaysia

Myanmar

Philippines

Singapore

Thailand

Vietnam

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Product or Services by CONSAL:

Seminar - A seminar featuring both paper presentations and poster displays is being hosted by the Singapore Library Association. The seminar covered a variety of topics, including media and information literacy, digital library management, marketing and promotion, ASEAN vision, strategic alliances, and partnership.

Electronic Services -  video-on-demand, online database access, shared use of CD-ROM and web-casting

Forum - CONSAL provides the forum for the librarians and information specialists to strengthen networks, partnerships, and linkages with each other; promotes coordination, collaboration, and provides the platform for sharing and exchanging information and experiences on issues in the fields of librarianship, library and information sciences, documentation, information, and related activities in the region. In addition, CONSAL provides the forum for the exchange of information and experiences on issues in the fields of librarianship, library and information sciences, documentation, information, and related activities in the region.

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Benefits:

Cooperation in the fields of librarianship, bibliography, documentation, and other related activities is encouraged by this organization.

Bring together all of the information services so that any and all obstacles to locating stored information can be arranged in a methodical fashion.

CONSAL allows for connection and communication between all southeast countries, and those countries can have conversations with one another.

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Future Planning:

Encourage regional collaboration in the areas of librarianship, library and information sciences, documentation, information, and activities related to these fields.

Improve communication and collaboration between the region's librarians, libraries, and other organizations of a similar nature.

Cooperate with other regional and international organizations and institutions in the field of librarianship, library science, information science, and other activities related to these fields.

CONSAL directed towards the Southeast Asian region.

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To summarize everything that has been said, CONSAL contributes many positive aspects to the world of information, particularly Southeast Asia. With the help of CONSAL, the quality of information gathered from all over Southeast Asia can be improved, and users will have an easier time finding the information they need without having to look for it in other countries; instead, they will simply need to access the database maintained by CONSAL, where they will find all of the information they require.

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Yit, Chin & Foo, Schubert. (2002). Development of libraries of the Congress of Southeast Asian Librarians (CONSAL) : 1996 to 1999 /. Library and Information Science Research E-Journal. 12. 10.32655/LIBRES.2002.1.2.

SingaporeInfopedia. (n.d.). Arts. Infopedia - National Library Board, Singapore. https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/infopedia/

Thang, L. D. (n.d.). National Library of vietnam. The 17th Congress of Southeast Asian Librarians (CONSAL XVII) in Naypyitaw, Myanmar | Activities News. https://nlv.gov.vn/ef/the-17th-congress-of-southeast-asian-librarians-consal-xvii-in-naypyitaw-myanmar.html

International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions. (n.d.). 17th Congress of Southeast Asian Librarians (consal XVII). IFLA. https://www.ifla.org/events/17th-congress-of-southeast-asian-librarians-consal-xvii/

emeritamanansala. (2007, July 29). CONSAL in Brunei 2003 [Video]. YouTube. https://youtu.be/r3TtrULE-QQ