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User Services and Technical Services Analysis of Ex Libris vs EBSCO Discovery Layer and Electronic Resources Management Tools

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Technical_Services_Analysis-ExLibris_vs_EBSCO-March2019-public_Redacted.pdf (1.99 MB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/66089
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Author
McCracken, Peter
Chandler, Adam
Koennecke, Jesse
Mobley, Liisa
Chapman Tripp, Hannah
Thitchener, Lynn
Wright, Sarah J.
Kidwell, Kevin
Shea, Alison
Abstract

With CUL’s planned move to FOLIO for library resource management, it makes sense to consider implementing EBSCO’s Discover Service (EDS) and related electronic resources management (ERM) tools, as they will integrate more closely with FOLIO than does our Discovery and ERM solution from Ex Libris, Summon and Intota. Separate groups worked to assess the pros and cons from both a user services and technical services perspective. After considered analysis, the groups’ consensus is to recommend that CUL shift to the EBSCO-based discovery and ERM services.

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Cornell University Library Executive Group
Date Issued
2019-03-21
Type
report

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