Investing in The Future: Automation Marketplace 2009 By Marshall Breeding - 04/01/2009
In a year where the general economy presented enormous challenges, libraries continued to make investments in automation, especially in products that help improve what and how they deliver to their end users. Access to electronic content remains a key driver. In response to anticipated needs for new approaches to library automation, many companies have invested to expand their development capac... More
E-Views Cheryl LaGuardia, Research Librarian, Harvard University November 14, 2009 EBSCOhost Goes Mobile
EBSCO has released a mobile version of its EBSCOhost® interface: EBSCOhost®... More
E-Views Cheryl LaGuardia, Research Librarian, Harvard University November 13, 2009 Credo and SAGE Ink a Deal
Credo Reference is going to launch a SAGE Reference Publisher Collection, making ne... More
E-Views Cheryl LaGuardia, Research Librarian, Harvard University November 12, 2009 World Usability Day: Today!
I celebrated World Usability Day at Simmons College in Boston, where they held an eve... More
E-Views Cheryl LaGuardia, Research Librarian, Harvard University November 12, 2009 Alexander Street Press Going Mobile
Alexander Street Press just announced that they're releasing a free iPhone applicat... More
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