Periodicals and serials have been inflating at double-digit rates for years. As no library can shoulder inflation rates over many years, these escalating serial prices lead inevitably to the question, which periodicals to cancel and which is keep. This is not an easy question to answer; evaluating the collection is a complicated and often subjective process. At Purdue we have had to face serial cancellations less frequently than some other research libraries, but in 1996/97 we faced the second one in less than five years. This prompted a search for a more objective method of deselecting. This article is about the Decision Support System that was developed for a serial cancellation project in 1997 by the Management and Economics Libra...
Because of the recent economic crisis, a number of academic libraries have faced the possibili...
無<br>Budget shortage has caused a serious problem in decision-making in the selection, or deselect i...
Difficult economic times often require that librarians make difficult decisions during a period of g...
Periodicals and serials have been inflating at double-digit rates for years. As no library can shou...
Describes an easy method to identify serials for cancellation based on usage data and inflation rate...
Canceling an individual serial subscription when the journal is available in a third-party aggregate...
In 1993, Tina E. Chrzastowski and Karen A. Schmidt published a longitudinal study of serial cancella...
A longitudinal study of serial cancellations was conducted by analyzing the cancellation lists betwe...
The University of Maryland Libraries (UMD) has experienced a static collection budget for over 14 ye...
Domestic serials cancellation and serials holdings records for 3 years (1992–1994) from 10 U.S. acad...
Poster for poster session presentation.The University of Maryland Libraries (UMD), has experienced a...
Currently, serials librarians face two important issues: (1) unacceptably high journal subscription ...
This is the authors\u27 manuscript of chapter 7 in the book Library Data: Empowering Practice and Pe...
This article is based on part of a survey that investigated journal cancellations in university libr...
What journal subscriptions should be cancelled and what is a systematic way to do it? The Usage/Cost...
Because of the recent economic crisis, a number of academic libraries have faced the possibili...
無<br>Budget shortage has caused a serious problem in decision-making in the selection, or deselect i...
Difficult economic times often require that librarians make difficult decisions during a period of g...
Periodicals and serials have been inflating at double-digit rates for years. As no library can shou...
Describes an easy method to identify serials for cancellation based on usage data and inflation rate...
Canceling an individual serial subscription when the journal is available in a third-party aggregate...
In 1993, Tina E. Chrzastowski and Karen A. Schmidt published a longitudinal study of serial cancella...
A longitudinal study of serial cancellations was conducted by analyzing the cancellation lists betwe...
The University of Maryland Libraries (UMD) has experienced a static collection budget for over 14 ye...
Domestic serials cancellation and serials holdings records for 3 years (1992–1994) from 10 U.S. acad...
Poster for poster session presentation.The University of Maryland Libraries (UMD), has experienced a...
Currently, serials librarians face two important issues: (1) unacceptably high journal subscription ...
This is the authors\u27 manuscript of chapter 7 in the book Library Data: Empowering Practice and Pe...
This article is based on part of a survey that investigated journal cancellations in university libr...
What journal subscriptions should be cancelled and what is a systematic way to do it? The Usage/Cost...
Because of the recent economic crisis, a number of academic libraries have faced the possibili...
無<br>Budget shortage has caused a serious problem in decision-making in the selection, or deselect i...
Difficult economic times often require that librarians make difficult decisions during a period of g...