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TMF matches print collections to electronic versions so that faculty and students have access to engaging materials no matter where they are.

It is a complete assessment service which provides:

  • Data cleaning
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  • A detailed reporting output, which recommends the most efficient and inexpensive options based on your own data
’’We have also used TMF to match our high use items in the main collections. This is a much longer project but has provided some interesting results. TMF has been an excellent way to map our collection, or part of it to what’s currently available as an eBook on the ebrary/EBL platforms and has saved days of work checking catalogs and book suppliers for the same information.’’
Joanne Dunham, Deputy University Librarian, University of Leicester, UK
Don’t wait. Right now, Taylor & Francis, Oxford University Press, Liverpool University Press, Elsevier Science & Technology have joined the 50+ publishers offering a 50% off discount on “E” when you own the print. But act soon. Some publishers’ discounts expire December 31.

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“Due to the ease of access and the variety of content and formats available, ProQuest One Academic 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, ProQuest One Academic 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, ProQuest One Academic 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