Here's the problem: The value proposition of loans based on digital paper and are fundamentally different. A library on paper the construction of a permanent infrastructure: the collections, buildings, and catalogs are assets that continue to pay dividends in the future. However, the resources invested in the loans are pure digital head. This includes time spent by personnel licensing, development and maintenance of authentication systems, OpenURL, proxy and web servers, and software development to provide a unified interface to disparate systems, content distributors. this means:
Libraries need a different vision for the digital future, which focuses on strengthening the digital infrastructure. We must preserve the traditional values ??of the library, not the traditional library institutions, processes and services.
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