- NASIG is an open source electronic resource management system developed at the University of Notre Dame. It has 4 modules for managing resources, licensing, organizations, and usage reports. - The presenter's library has a $5.6 million materials budget with $4 million spent on electronic resources. Staff managing electronic resources include an electronic resources librarian and collection development librarians. - The library uses Voyager, SFX, EBSCOnet, and LibGuides for commercial products and also uses spreadsheets, email and file sharing for other tools. - The library installed all NASIG modules in October 2011 to help manage workflows, licenses, resources and organizations in a centralized system with no fees