SwetsWise Online Content

Swets has released  the latest update to its SwetsWise platform; installing a revitalised end-user environment for users of the SwetsWise Online Content module. The update has been made freely available for all existing SwetsWise Online Content subscribers and is available for use immediately.

Swets says the product is aimed at providing a single point of access to all of a library's electronic resources and enable direct linking to all full-text, online articles. The latest upgrade introduces more content, improved search functionality and a totally revitalised end-user interface, making search and discovery much more intuitive and hassle-free for the user.

The company says users will find: a new interface built around intuitive, unified search functionality; more content and improved accessibility; 42 million searchable references and more than 14,500 full text titles from 5,700 publishers; filters to refine search queries for deeper, more precise investigation opportunities; and search and publication alerts for favoured titles.

'One of the main focuses for librarians is to support and simplify the workflows of their researchers, students and patrons. Tailoring a collection of content to suit the demanding needs of users is important but ensuring the availability, discoverability and accessibility of that content is vital to the success of the work undertaken across their institution,' said David Main, CEO at Swets.

'Access Management is one of the main pillars of our extensive range of content management services for libraries. The features installed with this free update will make it easier for our customers to streamline user  workflows, stimulate usage across their institution and unlock the potential value of all their electronic resources.'