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ABSTRACT After feedback from faculty, students, and staff on the viability of starting a print demand driven acquisitions service, Old Dominion University Libraries (ODU) in collaboration with ProQuest Coutts and… Click to show full abstract
ABSTRACT After feedback from faculty, students, and staff on the viability of starting a print demand driven acquisitions service, Old Dominion University Libraries (ODU) in collaboration with ProQuest Coutts and Ex-Libris implemented a print DDA pilot project in the fall of 2017. The project planning team addressed and resolved a variety of challenges including software development, record duplication, and order fulfillment. As a result of their efforts, Print DDA is now considered one of the Libraries most efficient options for satisfying the informational and research demands of ODU faculty and students. This article examines all aspects of planning and implementing print DDA as well as the adjustments made by the planning team to improve the service.
Journal Title: Technical Services Quarterly
Year Published: 2019
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