ProQuest has announced that it will continue its longstanding relationship with YBP, enabling libraries to purchase its selection of more than 730,000 ebooks through the GOBI platform. ProQuest titles will continue to be offered through all available purchase models, including Perpetual Archive, Short-Term Loans, Demand-driven Acquisition (DDA) and Extended Access. Customer contracts with ProQuest will be unaffected by the recent change in YBP's ownership and account contacts will remain the same as before.
ProQuest has a legacy of leadership in ebooks with meaningful innovations that assist library patrons in achieving superior research outcomes in the most efficient way possible. Today, ProQuest offers the most ways to buy ebooks and the largest selection of titles available on any platform, providing affordable access to a universe of content. Librarians value ProQuest's industry-leading admin experience that offers the best tools to manage and analyse their ebook collections and their patrons' research usage.
ProQuest is committed to maintaining this heritage of innovation. Later this year, the company will launch its eagerly anticipated new ebook platform - ProQuest Ebook Central™. ProQuest Ebook Central will integrate key elements from ProQuest ebook businesses ebrary and EBL - Ebook Library, along with all-new functionality, delivering a next-generation experience for researchers and librarians around the globe. Featuring a user-centered design, ProQuest Ebook Central will improve ebook research and management experiences from end to end.
Librarians can get specific information about their accounts and suggestions for addressing their ebook needs through their ProQuest representatives.
