Scientific management has been defined as an attitude of mind, a belief that the use of the scientific method-with its emphasis on definition of basic assumptions, measurement, experimentation, quantified evaluation, and repeated re-examination of assumptions and results-can produce better management than blind acceptance of existing practice or the choice of alternatives by intuition. Some important aspects of the management of library information services like-managing technical services; management of libraries; organization; information centre management; information science; communication in libraries etc. are vividly explained in this book. Thus, this will equip the readers with latest and authentic knowledge in the field.