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Special libraries may perform a variety of functions, depending on the specific needs and goals of the organization they serve. Some common functions of special libraries include:
- Providing access to a specialized collection of materials that is relevant to the organization’s field of expertise or the needs of its users
- Offering research assistance and other information services to help users find and access the information they need
- Managing and organizing the library’s collection, including cataloging, classification, and preservation of materials
- Providing training and support to users on how to access and use the library’s resources
- Collaborating with other libraries and organizations to share resources and expertise
- Participating in the development and implementation of the organization’s information strategy and policies
Overall, the main function of a special library is to support the informational needs of the organization and its users by providing access to a relevant and specialized collection of materials and services.