Library automation solutions provider Ex Libris Group, Israel, has announced that five Swedish institutions joined the Primo community within the last month. KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Mid Sweden University, Luleå University of Technology, the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, and Jönköping University represent the latest in a line of Scandinavian institutions that have opted for Primo.
Combined with the Primo Central Index, which connects libraries to a mega-aggregate of hundreds of millions of scholarly e resources, Primo enables users to search the entire spectrum of a library's resources - both e-resources and physical holdings - through a single point of access, and to receive a single, relevance-ranked list of results.
Primo, the Primo Central Index, and the bX article recommender join other Ex Libris systems deployed at KTH - the MetaLib metasearch solution and SFX OpenURL link resolver - and are integrated with the KTH library's Millennium system. SwePub, a collection of conference papers, dissertations, scholarly articles, and other academic publications from Swedish universities, and the KTH DiVA database, which contains publications produced by the university's researchers and students, are also searchable through Primo.
Search for more Discovery tools and services
To access our daily STM news feed through your iPhone, iPad, or other smartphones, please visit www.myscoope.com for a mobile friendly reading experience.
