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MetaLib is a federated search system developed by Ex Libris Group. MetaLib conducts simultaneous searches in multiple, and often heterogeneous, information resources such as library catalogs, journal articles, newspapers and selected quality Internet resources.
In July 2000, Ex Libris launched MetaLib, a federated search system that conducts simultaneous searches in multiple information resources such as library catalogs, journal articles, newspapers. [ 11 ]
What is MetaLib? MetaLib provides a single integrated environment for managing our electronic resources, whether these be abstracting and indexing databases, full-text e-journal services, CD-ROMs, library catalogues, information gateways or local collections.
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A single Primo site may have IRD records from multiple institutions that have overlap. MetaLib IRD records require a separate dedup algorithm, type 4 based on the CKB ID OR 035 or 245.
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Jul 8, 2000 · Ex Libris announced a new product named MetaLib. This new product addresses two major goals: that of providing users with a new, more powerful way to perform information discovery and navigation and, helping libraries and information centers that are actively embracing digital library initiatives to make all of their content readily available ...
MetaLib conducts simultaneous searches in multiple, heterogeneous information resources. MetaLib is a federated search system developed by Ex Libris Group. The resources are often subscription based, and MetaLib provides access for legitimate users.
