Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2015
DOI
10.1080/00987913.2015.1094365
Abstract
The increasing prevalence of ejournals in library collections has impacted many aspects of library operations. Libraries have had to rethink workflows, processes, staffing needs, and other factors to account for the differences between print and online journals. The management of ejournals can often cross departmental boundaries and bring into question current workflow. To address the changing landscape of journal management, the University at Albany Libraries developed two teams: one to implement batchloading ejournal records and a second to address ongoing management and related policies. As a result of using a team approach for these responsibilities, the University Libraries was able to streamline processes, reduce duplication of effort across departments, coordinate policies and procedures, improve communication, and develop best practices.
Recommended Citation
Nous, R. A., & West, W. L. (2015). Go, Team! Using Teams to Manage Electronic Resources. Serials Review, 41(4), 234-241. doi:10.1080/00987913.2015.1094365
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