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• TITLE: The Blended Librarian and the Disruptive Technological Innovation in the Digital World

  AUTHORS: Georgina Araceli Torres Vargas, Egbert J. Sánchez Vanderkast, Ariel Alejandro Rodríguez García, Jenny Teresita Guerra González

  KEYWORDS: Blended Librarian, Disruptive Technological Innovation, Information Retrieval, Information Systematization, Digital Information Services

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Access Library Journal, Vol.2 No.8, August 13, 2015

  ABSTRACT: In the librarianship literature, blended librarians are integral professionals with the theoretical knowledge of Library and Information Science and simultaneous competences allowing them to deal with printed and digital information; they also have the knowledge on the use and management of information and communication technologies (ICTs). Considering the aforementioned, this paper debates: 1) the ideas of innovation and technological innovation models; 2) the disruptive technological innovation and its connection with the current library and information science scenario; and 3) the blended librarian and its challenges in the information systematization for access, retrieval and information services in a digital world context.