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Subscription of business cases in a small funded library
In Management Institutes, business cases are the vital requirement now a days. But, in case of small funded library there seems always a great struggling regarding that as to getting a business cases a huge amount of money have to be invested. So, there should be some alternatives to manage the cases uptodate in a effordable cost. I need some suggestions on that matter.
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Permalink Reply by Dr. Badan Barman on
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Dear Kankana, I think business cases are not a special type of resource. You can locate any business cases by using the existing tools for resource discovery itself. For example, if you are looking for business cases from Institutional repositories, you can use Google Scholar. To locate business cases related resources from Open Access Journals you can use DOAJ, OAJSE, Open J-Gate.
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Permalink Reply by Kankana B Badan on
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Thank you for the information.
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