Collaborating to implement SeamlessAccess: A library's perspective.

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Title: Collaborating to implement SeamlessAccess: A library's perspective.
Authors: Felts Jr., John W.1 (AUTHOR) jfelts@coastal.edu
Source: Information Services & Use. 2023, Vol. 43 Issue 3/4, p305-310. 6p.
Subject Terms: *Libraries, *Library research, User experience, Near field communication
Abstract: In the past two years an ever-increasing number of publishers have implemented SeamlessAccess resulting in a better user experience and increased usage. However, to ensure more users benefit from federated authentication and seamless access more collaborations among publishers, libraries, and SeamlessAccess are needed. This brief paper will include a library perspective on the challenges to implementing federated access, the benefits that federated access brings to libraries and to their end-users in their research experience, and a brief walk-through of the SeamlessAccess experience that demonstrates how it enhances federated access. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: In the past two years an ever-increasing number of publishers have implemented SeamlessAccess resulting in a better user experience and increased usage. However, to ensure more users benefit from federated authentication and seamless access more collaborations among publishers, libraries, and SeamlessAccess are needed. This brief paper will include a library perspective on the challenges to implementing federated access, the benefits that federated access brings to libraries and to their end-users in their research experience, and a brief walk-through of the SeamlessAccess experience that demonstrates how it enhances federated access. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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