Products & Partnerships

Two popular OUP products are moving to the Oxford Academic platform over the next two months: What Everyone Needs to Know® and Oxford Bibliographies.

Optimal Resume has evolved into SkillsFirst, reflecting a shift in how resumes - and hiring - work today.

In its blog post, "A Simple Guide to Digital Metadata," Amigos vendor partner Backstage Library Works outlines high-level aspects of digital metadata.

Amigos members can save on Project MUSE subscriptions for access to their many journals and books collection, including two unique, first of their kind collections: Hopkins Book Collection and Latin American University Press Books in Spanish.

Amigos vendor partner and Amigos Member Conference 2026 Conference sponsor LexisNexis is offering an exclusive webinar to members at 10 am CT on April 9th.

As promised in recent company updates, Oxford Research Encyclopedias has now moved onto their Oxford Academic platform. The two-week dual running period is now over, and redirects from the old site have been put in place. You can now find this product at academic.oup.com/oxford-research-encyclopedias.

Are your patrons hitting dead ends when searching for articles outside your current subscriptions? Article Galaxy Scholar, powered by Research Solutions, is a cost-effective platform built specifically for academic libraries that fills the gaps.

For Amigos vendor partner Bibliotele, March represents more than a changing of seasons – it connects several international observances that resonate deeply with libraries as spaces for culture, dialogue, and shared memory.

Springshare is offering sessions on creating great content for LibGuides, LibConnect Pro, LibSites, and Incident and Issue Tracking – perfect for all levels of users looking for inspiration to make the most of their guides, emails, and websites. Take some time to learn with them this Spring.

A new BioOne Vista research collection focused on pharmacology & toxicology, highlighting research that drives veterinary medicine and protects Earth’s ecosystems is available and free to read through April 15, 2026.