Making archival and special collections more accessible /
Michalko, James.writer of foreword.
OCLC Research.
Dublin, Ohio : OCLC Research,
2015.
This volume is a collection of previously-published reports and articles related to work OCLC Research has done to help achieve the economies and efficiencies that permit unique materials in archives and library special collections to be effectively described, properly disclosed, successfully discovered and appropriately delivered. Achieving control over these collections in an economic fashion will mean that current resources can have a broader impact or be invested elsewhere in other activities.
"April 2015"--Title page verso.
Includes bibliographical references.

This volume is a collection of previously-published reports and articles related to work OCLC Research has done to help achieve the economies and efficiencies that permit unique materials in archives and library special collections to be effectively described, properly disclosed, successfully discovered and appropriately delivered. Achieving control over these collections in an economic fashion will mean that current resources can have a broader impact or be invested elsewhere in other activities.
Archival resources.
Libraries
Taking our pulse.
Survey of special collections and archives in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Taking stock and making hay.
Over, under, around, and through.
Thresholds for discovery
Metadata is the interface.
"Capture and release".
Tiers for fears.