Collection Development with the Falling Dollar David Wells 20 April 2016.

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Collection Development with the Falling Dollar David Wells 20 April 2016

USD & Spending Power

Proportion of Budget Spent on Subscriptions

Cost Reduction Librarian selected monographs Demand-driven acquisition Ebook packages Subscription review Opportunistic cancellations Limiting new subscriptions Risk based approach

Negatives Damage to Collection Lots of work to collect statistics etc. Lots of work to consult academic staff Can make mistakes Possible impact on document delivery

Positives Realign collection content Focus on e-preferred strategy Potential for better communication with academics