Sistema di ricerca integrato: un nuovo catalogo di servizi per le biblioteche
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https://doi.org/10.36181/digitalia-00011Keywords:
teca digitale, SBNCloud, Alphabetica, Sistema di Ricerca IntegratoAbstract
The Integrated Search System (ISS) represents a complex integration project ofthe databases managed by the ICCU and at the same time provide end user with an original research service, intended to meet the needs of a wider public, not only by sector specialists. Within this project there are sub-projects, the SBNTeca and SBNCloud, which aim to offer the SBN community technologically advanced tools, designed to provide a secure support in the face of growing demand for digital services.
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2020-12-23
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Cerullo, L., & Mataloni, M. C. (2020). Sistema di ricerca integrato: un nuovo catalogo di servizi per le biblioteche. DigItalia, 15(2), 16–25. https://doi.org/10.36181/digitalia-00011
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