What our members say

"UKRR is crucial to our strategic planning & has helped us to form &
operationalise an integrated digital & print collection whilst re‐profiling our
physical estate to offer a world class study environment. We have been
able to enhance the student experience in parallel to helping secure
the journals knowledge base which is vital to research success"

Tracey Clark, University of Sheffield

"UKRR has enabled the University of Glasgow Library to free up space
to create a new social learning space which has been heavily used since
it opened. This has contributed to a significant rise in the number of
students and researchers using the Library"

Susan Ashworth, University of Glasgow

 

Changes in the Hammersmith Campus Library, Imperial College London, reflect the changing needs of users

"The UKRR project has enabled Imperial to consolidate journal stock,
maximise use of library space AND ensure research material is kept safely"

Susanna Nutsford, Imperial College London

"UKRR is one factor in our recent decision to postpone plans for a new offsite
store in Aberdeen – we think that in a couple of years we may well be able to
revise down the likely offsite storage requirements for our print collection"

Chris Banks, University of Aberdeen

 

 

Space released at the University of Southampton through de-duplication allowed the library to provide additional study space for users

 

"UKRR is helping us liberate our staff to concentrate on delivering e‐learning
services to our widely distributed student population whilst giving staff and
students confidence that access to content is secured"

Nicky Whitsed, The Open University

"UKRR is now a trusted entity: our academics especially in Science now
know what it is, how it will work and the benefit for both the Library
and themselves"

Jon Purcell, (formerly) University of St. Andrews