The 15 papers in this compilation focus on library nagement and technology, including information technology, statistics, buildings and equipment, and conservation: (1) "Information Control: OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) and Networking Strategies" (Neil McClean, United Kingdom); (2) "OSI in Australia: Potential, Planning, Progress" (Rona Wade, Australia); (3) "OSI and Distributed Applications" (S. Michael Malinconico, United States); (4) "Statistical Data Gathering in Australian Libraries--A Resume" (F. C. H. Exon & J. Eccleston, Australia); (5) "Performance Measurement: Principles and Practice" (Geoffrey Ford, United Kingdom); (6) "The Use of Performance Measures by Public Libraries in the United States" (Clarence Walters, United States); (7) "The Post Occupation Evaluation of the New National Library of New Zealand Building" (Alan Smith, New Zealand); (8) "Library Technology Development and Its Impact on the Library Building Interior" (V. M. Krasiltshikova, USSR); (9) "Preservation Planning in Europe" (D. W. G. Clements, United Kingdom, & J. M. Arnoult, France); (10) "Preservation of Library Materials in India: Proposals and Plan" (A. L. Kapoor, India); (11) "The Australian National Preservation Program--A Progress Report" (Jan Lyall & Janine Schmidt, Australia); (12) "Strategic Planning for Library Associations" (Roger Parent, United States); (13) "Status of Librarians in Asean (Association of Southeast Asia Nations) Countries" (Miriam Abdul Kadir, Malaysia); (14) "The Swedish National Archive of Recorded Sound and Moving Images--the ALB (Arkivet for Ljud och Bild)" (Sven Allerstrand, Sweden); and (15) "The National Collection of Audiovisual Materials: Some Problems and Practices" (Catherine Pinion, United Kingdom). (CGD)