This goes with this goes with that:maximising the modular approach in library systems

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Jeffries, Sandra and Lowe, Deidre. 2005. "This goes with this goes with that:maximising the modular approach in library systems." Educause Australasia Conference (2005). Auckland, New Zealand 05 - 08 Apr 2005
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This goes with this goes with that:maximising the modular approach in library systems

Presentation TypePaper
AuthorsJeffries, Sandra (Author) and Lowe, Deidre (Author)
Number of Pages9
Year2005
Web Address (URL) of Paperhttp://www.educause2005.auckland.ac.nz/?30
Conference/EventEducause Australasia Conference (2005)
Event Details
Educause Australasia Conference (2005)
Event Date
05 to end of 08 Apr 2005
Event Location
Auckland, New Zealand
Abstract

Libraries for many years have been trying to make the information-seeking process
easier and more convenient for users. USQ Library, with its high proportion of
off-campus students, has felt this challenge more keenly than most. Over the
last 18 months, the Library has implemented federated search, interlibrary
loans and off-campus delivery through a single interface. This paper explores
some of the key issues in the planning and implementation of this initiative:
risk management, management of competing departmental requirements, vendor
relationships, client consultation, and other business and technical issues.
The paper evaluates the impact of this initiative
on the Library's service delivery and highlights future-proofing plans.

KeywordsDocEx, document delivery, remote clients, off-campus students, library system planning
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020461006. Library studies
Byline AffiliationsLibrary Services
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