The Knowledge Bases And related Tools Project (KBART), a NISO / UKSG initiative of which Serials Solutions is a participant of, would like to hear your views on the importance of holdings metadata for open access and free content; and holdings for consortia. If you work with e-holdings metadata both in libraries and for consortia, please help KBART refine the recommendations in this area by completing the survey below:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/LXKJGWY.
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