[WEB4LIB] Building a database for e-journals

[Vickie Kline]

The most sophisticated ejournal management service I've seen is TDNet.  You
might want to contact them and see if they can meet your particular
requirements!

http://www.tdnet.com/

We're just now beginning to work with TDNet, but we have a less complex
environment.

Vickie

Marlène Delhaye wrote:

> Good morning,
>
> I have to build a large database to manage and provide access to ca.4500
> e-journals for universities members of a consortium. The main difficulty
> for me is that people on different locations shouldn't have access to
> the same content (as universities don't subscribe to the same journals
> packages).
> I'd like to have information about the technical solutions you've
> choosen in your libraries, and about the time, money and skills you've
> needed to realize this project.
>
> Thanks for your help and experiences,
>
> Best regards,
>
> Marlène Delhaye
> Documentation électronique
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> Service Commun de Documentation
> Université de la Méditerranée
> 27 Boulevard Jean Moulin
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> t : 04 91 32 45 38
> f : 04 91 25 60 22
> e : marlene.delhaye at bu2.univ-mrs.fr
> http://bu2.timone.univ-mrs.fr/
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