Many people are now aware that online databases are a valuable information resource. Online databases often contain information about articles and books that have been written, and the topic that each article or book covers. This is important to note, because usually the information in the database is just a description of the article or book, and not the complete text of the article or book. An online database search can produce a list of a handful of items, or hundreds of items, depending on how much has been written on the topic. They first request a search, and then review the list of documents, decide which documents are of most interest to them, and obtain complete copies of just those documents.
Some clients are able to find copies at their local library at no charge.
Others use our convenient Document Delivery Service to order copies of the documents which interest them. The cost of providing copies of documents is in addition to the cost of your Online Database Search. For example, you might prefer that we obtain copies of the documents identified by the online search, review them, and forward to you a selection of documents that we feel will be most useful. You may request whatever extra analysis you need, such as an annotated bibliography of the most important articles, a topic outline, or a summary report, to make the results of an Online Database Search more useful to you. Sometimes you will need the answer to a specific question or set of questions, rather than a selection of sources about a topic.