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SwetsWise bags Science and more

Tracey Caldwell

Swets has signed up high-profile US journal Science to its SwetsWise online content service and revealed plans to offer access to e-books as well as journals.

Swets chief commercial officer Thomas Snyder said: "SwetsWise is constantly being updated in terms of content and seeking additional deals. We are very pleased with the Science deal and looking for similar."

SwetsWise is offered alongside facilities such as federated search and usage information, and there are plans to add e-book subscription management tools to meet evolving needs in electronic access.

"We are at the forefront of a major change in how traditional subscription management tools are used, how search in the research environment is used, and how library systems in general may be used," said Snyder.

"Walls in the information management environment are becoming very porous and ...

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