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<abstract xmlns="http://eprints.org/ep2/data/2.0">In an era of technological changes such as the present one, decision making by the librarian concerning materials provided for the users is a difficult task. This article emphasises that the library must help the user make effective use of new technologies by providing information in different formats – printed, audio, video, electronic. To this end, users' individual learning styles and user surveys' results must be taken into account. 
Translation of "Managing Technology for the Client's Benefit", del libro Managing today's library: blueprint for change , de WEINGAND, Darlene. Colorado: Librarries Unlimited, Inc. 1994. ISBN 0-87287-807-4. Translated by Lozano Palacios, A, with the collaboration of the students of Faculty of Library and Information Science, University of Granada.</abstract>
