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IngentaConnect celebrates 10,000 e-publications!
We are very excited to be announcing this major milestone at the ALA Annual Conference this week. We're now providing you and your patrons with immediate desktop access to 10,000 electronic publications – not forgetting an additional 20,000 publications available for delivery by fax or Ariel. [More...]
Technology award for Ingenta's Metastore
Two Ingenta software engineers were recently awarded "Best Applications Paper" at a conference organised by industry giants Hewlett Packard. Find out more about the groundbreaking technology which is attracting such recognition. [More...]
Introducing IngentaConnect's North American Library Advisory Board
We've recently appointed ten US librarians to advise us on IngentaConnect product development strategy and feedback opinions and ideas about the service from the library community. [More...]
New publishers and titles on IngentaConnect
Read up on the latest publishers to join the IngentaConnect service, including Haworth Press who will start co-hosting with Ingenta over the next couple of months. [More...]
InSider
Keeping up with Connect: new library administrator ResourceZoneOur new ResourceZone for library administrators provides a wealth of information and tools for managing your and your users' use of our flagship website. Latest additions include a new IngentaConnect library administator user guide. [More...]
Institutional free trials now available for selected IngentaConnect journals
A recently-developed IngentaConnect feature enables publishers to offer free trials to institutional users, enabling you to configure 30-day trial access for your patrons. Find out what's currently available and what's coming soon. [More...]
Wolper joins IngentaConnect's subscription agent initiative
We welcome Wolper Subscription Services on board our pioneering agent activation program, now in its sixth year. Wolper is the tenth agent to begin supplying us with files to enable automated activation. [More...]
InFocus
Using HERON at the University of Lincoln - a pilot studyThe UK's University of Lincoln recently carried out a pilot study into use of Ingenta division HERON for digitisation and copyright clearance. The study indicated that 85% of the students taking part used HERON materials. Here the pilot organisers explain how they have implemented HERON and what benefits it brings for them. [More...]