Your patrons are focused on the task at hand, whether it is pharmaceutical development, maintaining picture archives or art collections, or managing the information resources for a government agency. You may be dealing with the special requirements of a law library or a theological library. Your budget is limited by ROI considerations from corporate finance or congressional committees.

If you are a corporate librarian, your users concentrate on primary research journals and they expect those articles to appear at their desktop. You may have never met your regular customers face-to-face, but you know what they need and when they need it.

If you manage special collections, such as image libraries or historical archives, you need tools that accommodate electronic content, printed materials, photographs and art objects. You may need to implement internally-developed cataloging methods in a computer-based system.

Endeavor products enable you to take control of your library's assets and make them available as a valuable resource for your institution.

Discovery: Finder™
With print and electronic resources on-site or at remote locations, searching has become complicated. And with extended resources comes search results that may overwhelm the user. Finder enables users to search across multiple resources with a single query in any language on a single interface. From the plain language query, a sophisticated analysis engine takes over.

• An automatic abstract of each item is returned, with automatic keyword generation and alerting.
• Results are categorized and clustered. The user can then click the citations in a cluster to zero in on relevant information.

Discovery: Resolver™
You have worked to provide your patrons with a broad selection of resources. They know how to search across many sources, especially if they are using Discovery: Finder, but they need to get to full-text articles. Discovery: Resolver makes these connections transparent, taking the user from OpenURL and non-OpenURL sources directly to full-text sources, using context-sensitive links.

Journals Onsite™
Your library has decided to bring electronic journal storage in-house. Now you have to manage those journals and provide access to your patrons. You need a simple, consistent interface to the complete collection, regardless of publisher or format. And you will need lots of capacity. Journals Onsite delivers:

• Standard, widely-accepted methods for browsing and article presentation.
• Alphabetical listings, multiple subject-category levels.
• A Customer Usability Tested interface, providing an optimized user experience.
• No known capacity limitations.

Curator™
Your company is generating lots of information, whether it is highly proprietary technical communications, internal financial information subject to Sarbanes-Oxley, or image, audio and video content. How will you provide browsing, searching and viewing of those resources, with appropriate access controls? Curator is a flexible, scalable solution to digital resource management.

Curator provides:

• The ability to define multiple Virtual Collections.
• Support for local metadata formats defined by a Document Type Definition - including Dublin Core and Encoded Archival Description - or any other DTD.
• Integrated searching across content in both the OPAC and the local digital catalog using the FAST Data Search Engine™.