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Re: query about the Big Deal
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- Subject: Re: query about the Big Deal
- From: John Buschman <jeb224@Georgetown.edu>
- Date: Fri, 24 Jun 2011 00:12:34 EDT
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Ditto: we at Georgetown have negotiated @ 2-4 of them in the last year plus. John Buschman Georgetown University kathy.strube@aurora.org wrote: > I still use them, am happy with them, and feel I've negotiated > good prices for my consortia of a dozen not-for-profit health > care systems My stats show use is down slightly over a few > years ago (UptoDate??) People have quick access to most > articles they need from the Library web site Our Interlibrary > Loan costs have dropped dramatically > > Kathy Strube Aurora Health Care > Director, Aurora Libraries > Milwaukee, WI 53215 > > Joe Esposito wrote: > > I have been in a number of conversations the past few months > about Big Deals, in which I have been told such things as "The > Big Deal is over," "Everyone is cancelling the Big Deal," and > "Unless the prices come down, we will withdraw from the Big > Deals" Has anyone documented what is actually going on? I would > be very interested to hear of specific actions, whether on-list > or off > > I suppose that this query runs into the question of definitions: > What exactly is a Big Deal anyway? Does the term apply to all > aggregations or only those of a specific character? > > This query is made without judging the actions or the Big Deals > themselves I simply want to understand the phenomenon and to > determine if there is a gap between rhetoric and reality > > Thank you > > Joe Esposito
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