Stachokas, George (ed.) Reengineering the Library: Issues in Electronic Resources Management. ALA Editions, 2018. ISBN: 978-0-8389-1621-6
Description
This ALCTS monograph gathers a variety of perspectives to examine recent developments in electronic resources management (ERM) and how this work fits into the overall mission of the contemporary academic library.
Table of Contents
1 Trends and Developments in Licensing Electronic Resources, by Lori Duggan
2 “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” Managing Electronic Resources across the Institution, by Monica Moore
3 Managing Knowledge Bases and Electronic Resources Metadata, by Richard Guajardo
4 Working with EBSCO Discovery Service, by Regina Koury
5 Managing Discovery Services: Case Studies at Simon Fraser University (Summon) and Acadia University (Primo), by Jennifer Richard, Leanna Jantzi, and Sandra Wong
6 From Electronic Resources Management to Library Services Platforms, by L. Angie Ohler
7 The Library in the Information Marketplace: Cost Containment Strategies, by George Stachokas
8 Using LibGuides to Promote Communication between Public and Technical Services, by Jennifer Bazeley
9 Core Competencies for Electronic Resources Librarianship, by Sarah W. Sutton
10 Using the Core Competencies for E-Resource Librarians to Reengineer Technical Services, by Christine Korytnyk Dulaney and Kari Schmidt
11 Is “E” for Everybody? Reorganizing to Fit E-Resources across Acquisitions and Resource Sharing, by Judith Emde and Angela Rathmel
12 Managing Freely Available Electronic Resources, by Chris Bulock
13 Developing Staff Skills in E-Resource Troubleshooting: Training, Assessment, and Continuous Progress, by Sunshine Carter and Stacie A. Traill
14 SUSHI: Automating the Retrieval of COUNTER Usage Data, by Oliver Pesch
15 Analytics and Assessment of Electronic Resources, by Geoffrey Timms
