Elizabeth Cronk <Elizabeth.Cronk@RELIASTAR.COM> wrote:

>      I am going to present our company with the idea of a table of contents
>      service to replace at least some of our routed serials.  Do any of you
>      use a table of contents service?  I'd be interested in your
>      experiences with it, things like cost effectiveness, satisfaction
>      levels with your vendor, etc.

 Bristol-Myers Squibb used to have quite an elaborate T of C service
for its R & D division when I was there 9 years ago.  It was
expensive, and quite elaborate. It was the brainchild of J. E. "Ted"
McNintch, who may still be working at the B-M Wallingford, CT
facility.

Charles T. Dabkowski
Head of Acquisitions & Serials
Niagara University Library
Niagara University, NY 14109
dabkowski@niagara.edu