EBSCO is offering libraries a summary of the results from the 2017 Subscription Management Services Customer Service Survey.

EBSCO Subscription Services’ Chief Librarian is retiring. We look back on 25 years with Kittie Henderson.

Julie Zamostny, Staff Development Coordinator for Western Maryland Regional Library, shares her experiences and lessons learned/best practices for establishing a Rosetta Stone Library Solution subscription for all libraries in the consortium.

Libraries turn to eBook subscriptions for convenience and breadth of content.

Dr. Rebecca Pool has written an article in Research Information called “Until the bitter end.” The article examines the evolving role of the subscription agent. Learn what EBSCO thinks about the role of intermediaries.

Struggling with your e-packages? See how you can overcome your e-package challenges.

We live in a technology-driven world. Read about self-driven cars to see how far we’ve come in robotics and how close we are to a Jetsons-type existence.

Company financial stability was ranked as the most important consideration when making a vendor change or vendor consolidation by those responding to the recent EBSCO Library Budgeting and Trends Survey. Allen Powell, executive vice president of operations and finance, EBSCO Information Services, recommends five research tactics that can be helpful to evaluate vendors.

See what librarians at Earl S. Richardson Library at Morgan State University in Baltimore considered when looking for a digital magazine service, and how students and faculty are using Flipster.

Despite the growing popularity of digital resources, libraries and patrons recognize there’s room for both print and digital in a library’s collection development plan. Here are a few reasons why both are desirable, especially with popular magazines.