A streamlined approach to ebook acquisitions

At Charles Sturt University

Efficiency through Automation

Create a seamless end-to-end library acquisitions workflow with an integrated ebook marketplace

Charles Sturt University Library aims to reduce manual steps in their ebook acquisitions so that staff can be more productive and quickly provide ebook access to their patrons. By utilizing a books marketplace fully integrated with Alma, their staff have noticed benefits at every stage of the workflow – from searching and ordering titles alongside their real-time holdings, to automatically notifying users when a title is available.  

“If you are already an Alma library, I can’t imagine why you would not choose to have Rialto.” 

Jacqui Evans, Team Manager for Content Acquisitions at Charles Sturt University 
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“Due to the ease of access and the variety of content and formats available, ExLibris will enable our academic community to access information that produces better outcomes.”

Tomomi Asano, Manager of the Public Service Group at International Christian University Library

“Due to the ease of access and the variety of content and formats available, ExLibris will enable our academic community to access information that produces better outcomes.”

Tomomi Asano, Manager of the Public Service Group at International Christian University Library

“Due to the ease of access and the variety of content and formats available, ExLibris will enable our academic community to access information that produces better outcomes.”

Tomomi Asano, Manager of the Public Service Group at International Christian University Library

The search for a one-stop shop to acquire academic content

Charles Sturt University saw the benefits of having a marketplace integrated with Alma to simplify the process of finding the right ebooks at the right price and access model for their patrons. Download the case study to learn how Rialto can help your library save time and make informed decisions in the selection and acquisitions process in a single, unified system.