Abstract

Since its establishment six years ago as a leading research University in the Middle East, Khalifa University has transformed 90% of its library collection from print to electronic, with nearly 75% of its annual library budget going to pay for e-resources. Managing this transition from paper to a vast digital collection in such a short time has proven to be a challenging evolutionary experience. This paper details the Khalifa University Library experience with regard to the transition, with an emphasis on the local challenges of setting up resources on and off campus, the current state of e-resource management, and future directions in utilizing staff and technology to address e-resource issues.

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