'Tis a Far Far Better Thing…Maybe:Electronic Selection in a Multi-Vendor Environment

Goddard, Lisa and Keeping, Dianne (2008) 'Tis a Far Far Better Thing…Maybe:Electronic Selection in a Multi-Vendor Environment. In: Charleston Conference 2008, November 5th -8th, 2008, Charleston, South Carolina, USA. (Unpublished)

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Abstract

Memorial University Libraries were among the first adopters of OCLC’s new Worldcat Selection interface. As a medium-sized academic library with three major vendors (Coutts, Blackwell, YBP) and a handful of smaller ones (Touzot, Casalini, Harrassowitz), we were desperately seeking workflow simplification while wishing to maintain a high degree of flexibility. After two years of 9xx/EDI implementation and process re-engineering, we have finally arrived - or so we hope! Join us as we discuss the impetus behind the project, the implementation of OCLC Selection with 9xx/EDI, and the configuration and perfection of slip distribution across multiple vendors. We’ll also give you a tour of the OCLC Worldcat Selection interface, and share the reactions of Memorial librarians and staff.

Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)
URI: http://research.library.mun.ca/id/eprint/49
Item ID: 49
Keywords: Academic Libraries, Electronic Data Interchange, Selection, Acquisitions
Department(s): Memorial University Libraries
Date: 7 November 2008
Date Type: Completion

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