Electronic indexes are large databases residing on a computer server somewhere in the world and are accessible using the Internet. Because computers can store a great deal of information, many of these indexes provide us with the text from the actual magazine article in addition to its citation. With this added convenience, library researchers don't always need to be physically in a library to read a magazine or journal article. The initial screen of each index looks the same, so be sure you have accessed the index that you want to use. This electronic resource includes both abstracts and full text journal articles.
Subjects covered include general reference, business, health, multi-cultural and more.
Total coverage includes over 3 million articles. Business Source Plus Provides comprehensive access to abstracts and indexing for over 600 business-related journals, including The Wall Street Journal , plus searchable full text for more than 200 business periodicals. The best strategy is to try a subject search first unless you are looking for a name or title. For best results, use only one or two words, browse the subject headings that appear and examine any related subjects. If no headings appear, try repeating the same search as a keyword search.