A&SL Seminar 2010 - Marie O'Neill's presentation
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The document outlines Dublin Business School Library's strategy for developing online information resources from 2006-present. Key points of the strategy included consolidating vendors to reduce costs, automating processes, generating income, simplifying access through a single search platform (Ebscohost), and promoting resources to educate users. The strategy helped modernize systems and processes while keeping costs stable through savings and new revenue streams.
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- 31. Webfeat at Dublin Business School
- 36. Step 4 Digitise
- 38. Step 5: Promote and Educate
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