This article discusses the growing need for tools or systems that will provide more effective management of and improved user access for journal collections, especially for e-journals. The author briefly describes initial efforts at the local library level to develop management systems and mentions the rise of vendor-supplied solutions, which have become very popular. In spite of the current popularity of vendor-based solutions, the author argues that there is still a niche for locally developed journal management systems. One such system, developed at the author's home institution, Taylor University, is featured as a case study
The number of electronic journals has grown dramatically in recent years. Many publishers and aggreg...
This workshop presentation traces the role of the University Library System (ULS), University of Pit...
This paper will explore some of the difficulties and limitations facing the current generation of e...
This article discusses the growing need for tools or systems that will provide more effective manage...
This article will look at electronic journal management from an academic library perspective. Issues...
The proliferation of e-journals and their impact on library collections is tremendous. E-Journals Ac...
Draft of paper prepared for the Special Libraries Association Meeting in June 2007 (Denver).In 2005,...
In early 2003, the Hekman Library of Calvin College and Calvin Theological Seminary decided to offer...
Helping Fledgling Journals Leave the Nest R. Philip Reynolds, Stephen F. Austin State University Ma...
Libraries are struggling to determine how to invest their e-resource dollars to meet the needs of th...
We present a comparative description of how two Scottish academic libraries provide electronic journ...
We present a comparative description of how two Scottish academic libraries provide electronic journ...
We present a comparative description of how two Scottish academic libraries provide electronic journ...
Abstract: Electronic journals have opened up many exciting opportunities for academic and research l...
The increasing prevalence of electronic journals in library collections has impacted many aspects of...
The number of electronic journals has grown dramatically in recent years. Many publishers and aggreg...
This workshop presentation traces the role of the University Library System (ULS), University of Pit...
This paper will explore some of the difficulties and limitations facing the current generation of e...
This article discusses the growing need for tools or systems that will provide more effective manage...
This article will look at electronic journal management from an academic library perspective. Issues...
The proliferation of e-journals and their impact on library collections is tremendous. E-Journals Ac...
Draft of paper prepared for the Special Libraries Association Meeting in June 2007 (Denver).In 2005,...
In early 2003, the Hekman Library of Calvin College and Calvin Theological Seminary decided to offer...
Helping Fledgling Journals Leave the Nest R. Philip Reynolds, Stephen F. Austin State University Ma...
Libraries are struggling to determine how to invest their e-resource dollars to meet the needs of th...
We present a comparative description of how two Scottish academic libraries provide electronic journ...
We present a comparative description of how two Scottish academic libraries provide electronic journ...
We present a comparative description of how two Scottish academic libraries provide electronic journ...
Abstract: Electronic journals have opened up many exciting opportunities for academic and research l...
The increasing prevalence of electronic journals in library collections has impacted many aspects of...
The number of electronic journals has grown dramatically in recent years. Many publishers and aggreg...
This workshop presentation traces the role of the University Library System (ULS), University of Pit...
This paper will explore some of the difficulties and limitations facing the current generation of e...