Abstract
PurposeThis article aims to define a clear strategy for the future development of S&T services in Thailand.Design/methodology/approachThe article examines the history of S&T information resource sharing in Thailand and presents the results of research designed to identify current problems in the provision of these services.FindingsThe article finds that S&T researchers in Thailand would benefit from much greater resource sharing, either via consortia or computerised networks, as part of a cohesive national strategy.Practical implicationsThe article makes detailed recommendations regarding the future management of S&T services in Thailand.Originality/valueThis paper defines a best practice strategy for the future development of support to S&T researchers in Thailand.
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