The most immediate benefit for mutual customers will be the indexing of dozens of ProQuest's most widely used content databases in the Ex Libris Primo® Central Index of scholarly electronic resources. When the first stage of work is completed, ProQuest’s ebrary® and EBL-Ebook Library® collections will become discoverable by all Primo Central users as well.
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