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Consortia Management

CAVAL has a over 25 years experience in establishing, developing and managing library consortia.

Some of benefits of forming or joining consortia may be:

Knowledge sharing
Resource sharing
To foster cooperation and collaboration
Skills development
Lobbying power - negotiation capability
Purchasing power - potential to leverage investment.
Benefits to user communities

If you are considering forming a consortium, and don't know where to start, or don't have the time to manage it, we're confident CAVAL can assist you. Please contact us at caval@caval.edu.au

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Last updated: 22nd October 2007