Alicia Cohen Major Account Manager CCH Australia CCH eBooks 2012

Agenda  CCH’s approach to eBooks  CCH’s distribution options –Bulk –University access –Lending  Digitising our print  What’s next CCH eBooks 2012

CCH and eBooks so far  Launched eBooks late 2011  Consultative approach  Constant change  Uptake of mobile devices  Key considerations for eBook adoption: –Usage –Distribution –Pricing and value –Support CCH eBooks 2012

 CCH is committed to.epub  What devices are we focusing on?  DRM (Digital Rights Management): –Flexible but secure –Tied to Adobe ID –1 license = 1 user, but 1 user = 6 devices Using a CCH eBook CCH eBooks 2012

Bulk distribution  CCH Shelves App –One log in username and password –eReader agnostic  Desktop download and interface  Deploy customised copies and customised messaging CCH eBooks 2012

eBooks in iBooks CCH eBooks 2012

University access  Online books through IntelliConnect  Provide enhanced searchability with all CCH content on the one platform  CCH and CAVAL MARC records for all online books (and provided to Serials Solutions and ExLibris)  One-off payment - no ongoing or maintenance fees  Archive DVD with PDFs of all online books CCH eBooks 2012

Online books CCH eBooks 2012

Lending  Recently announced, launching October  Working with Library Management Systems –First –SirsiDynix  Ability to lend and also pull back eBooks CCH eBooks 2012

Digitising backlist  Compendium of Law series –Legislation –Last 10 years and updating yearly CCH eBooks 2012

What’s Next  e-Looseleaf –Automatic updating –Wolters Kluwer eReader Enhanced searching History Annotations CCH eBooks 2012

Conclusion  Different approaches  Various distribution models  Continuing to evolve  Talk to your CCH Account Manager CCH eBooks 2012

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