1. Working with Libraries Partnerships & Collaborations

2. Collaborative Projects  C18 th Parliamentary Papers digitised from CUL hard copies now delivered alongside C19 th and C20 th content by ProQuest and BOPCRIS*.  Partnerships with major libraries to create Early European Books collection.  Development of new ProQuest Platform with input from librarians. Platform designed to showcase value of content and tools provided by the library to users.  ProQuest is also working with archives and other bodies to digitise content and bring collections to researchers. [*British Official Publications Collaborative Reader Information Service]

3. Early European Books Applying the highest standards of digitisation to a wealth of early printed materials, inc. annotations by Gallileo. Produced in partnership with European libraries. Content already available from:  Royal Library, Copenhagen  Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze

4. New Platform – Built for Libraries  Platform developed with a range of library personas in mind, as well as students and researchers.  Powerful customisation tools – libraries can organise and group databases, creating and re-naming subject areas within the platform.  Tested ahead of launch with partner libraries – a source of valuable feedback.  More advanced ProQuest Administrator Module than ever before – allowing libraries to configure a wide range of settings.

5. New Tools – ‘Summon’ Discovery Service  Recognised tendency of end-users to head for simple, easy-to-use (yet not authoritative) search tools (e.g. Google).  Goal was to build a similar experience, but with greater power and depth – indexes that part of the dark web represented within the library.  Library brand is foremost and it is key to Summon that users understand the library is providing this service to users.