Irwin Library closing on Wednesday @ 3 PM
Irwin Library will close on
Wednesday, Feb. 7 at 3 p.m. in preparation for the Celebration of Scholarship
and Creative Activity.
The Science Library will remain open
for those needing a place to study.
Irwin Library will close on
Wednesday, Feb. 7 at 3 p.m. in preparation for the Celebration of Scholarship
and Creative Activity.
The Science Library will remain open
for those needing a place to study.
To find basic industry information about the industry in which your company operates in please follow these steps:
because the business-related ones are “value
added.” Pay particular attention to
what areas of the business environment each database deals with. For
example, Business Source Complete can be used to gather information for
the following business environments:
Two
databases with industry information are Business Source
Complete and Market Insight.
Using
Microsoft as an example…
Business Source Complete:
Market Insight:
Business
Source has shorter reports while Market Insight’s are more thorough. Please review both if they are available.
Questions? Contact one of the business liaisons or the Reference Department.
Thanks,
-Brad
Irwin Library subscribes to
the Wall Street Journal Eastern Edition. Current issues are in print format
while older issues are in microfilm format.
We currently do not subscribe to an electronic database that provides full-text
access to the Wall Street Journal. Databases like Business Source Complete,
Lexis-Nexis, etc., provide access to abstracts only. (i.e., a brief description
of the actual article)
The confusing part is that some of our databases will contain abstracts from the
Western Edition. Seeing this, students and faculty often think that the
article they are looking for will not be in our Eastern Edition print or
microfilm holdings.
However, often this is not true. The majority of feature articles, opinion
pieces, etc., are the same no matter which edition you are reading. The only
thing our Eastern Edition may not have is a story or information that is specific
to the Western half of the country.
So, before submitting an Interlibrary Loan request for Wall Street Journal articles be sure to 1) Read the
abstract with care and 2) Check our print and microfilm holdings to see if the
article you seek is there. More often than not it is.
If you have any questions please contact the Subject Liaisons for Business or Ask a Librarian.
Thanks,
-Brad
After Teresa’s
instruction session I did a walk through CBA and had two professors inform me
that several of their students stated that they could not log into our
databases from off-campus this past weekend.
Unfortunately
the students did not pay attention to the nature of the error so I have no
information there. However, at least one has been able to log on from home in
the past but could not this time.
Anyhow, I
wanted to alert Scott to a potential problem and also flag those who work at our
service points in case they starts to get calls. Perhaps this was just a
hiccup?
Brad
Reference Librarians:
There are still three sections of MG101 students who will have questions regarding their Individual Research Project (i.e., the CRITIC paper). To help them and you I have gathered all relevant resources here:
http://blue.butler.edu/~bmatthie/
Please refer them here; especially to the last section if they have writing/citing questions.
All remaining classes will receive a handout with this URL.
Thanks,
Brad
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