ProQuest Extended Search, a Serials Solutions technology that will enable libraries to connect to other non-ProQuest databases as well. What are the big information challenges for researchers today? One big challenge is navigating the sheer volume of material that is available to researchers. They can never be assured that they have found all of relevant material for their research needs. We have also heard frustration from researchers who know that an article is available because they found it a few days, weeks or months ago, but were unable to find it again to support their research argument. It's essential that we help searchers overcome barriers like this by creating interfaces that allow them to organise content in ways that help them make sense of what they have found and to recreate their search paths. What do you predict for the future? I think information resources will become more personalised for researchers' needs. I can envision tools that will push content of interest to researchers based upon the content that they have searched in the past or articles that they have looked at and rated highly. There will be more opportunities for researchers to network and share content with their self-defined group of peers. I can see information resources that provide spaces for collaboration and interaction with fellow researchers. We are experimenting with new technologies and creating test sites for social interaction such as AtmosPeer and EEBO Interactions for early English books. Experiments like these should help ProQuest to create successful