Ethical solutions for library management: the development of the bungo house system.

Abstract

   The growing volume of information, associated with the dematerialization of information, has revealed increased difficulties for libraries and organizations in general in the management of information published on the Web. The implementation of content management systems allows the decentralization of all content management processes, from creation to publication, reverting to the optimization of the services provided.

   Libraries have a fundamental social responsibility in accessing knowledge and democratizing information. Ethics in library management ensures that administrative decisions, such as the selection of collections, the organization of collections, and the service to users, respect human rights, cultural diversity, and transparency, as the work of libraries goes beyond storing and lending books; It involves ensuring equal access to information and defending the rights of individuals.

  The decentralization of these processes will require librarians to act responsibly, respecting the rights of users and promoting equitable access to information, as librarians play a crucial role in the organization, preservation and dissemination of knowledge, and their practices must be guided by sound ethical principles.