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In this issue:

  • Bandwidth management and optimisation: the importance of executive management and leadership
  • University of Nairobi Library’s automation project: lessons learnt
  • Marketing e-resources to university staff and students in Pakistan
  • Monitoring and evaluating e-resource use at University of Dar es Salaam Library
  • ELIN@ and its future as an e-resources management tool in developing countries 
  • ELIN@ in action at Makerere University
  • Scientific and research information in Bolivia: situational review and recommendations with reference to digital libraries
  • Institutional repositories – today’s realities
  • Using open source software Greenstone for a network of digital collections 
  • Electronic theses and dissertations: defining the objective and secondary challenges
  • The current digital status of university libraries in Africa: an INASP report 

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