A "Big Deal" is a bundle of journals that is offered to libraries by publishers as a "one-price, one size fits all package" (Frazier, 2001). There have been several accounts of Big Deals cancellations by academic libraries in the scientific literature. This paper presents the finding of a literature review aimed at documenting the aftermath of Big Deal cancellation in University Libraries, particularly their impacts on interlibrary loan services. We find that many academic libraries have successfully cancelled their Big Deals, realizing budget savings while limiting negative effects on library users. In particular, existing literature reveals that cancellations have a surprisingly small effect on interlibrary loan requests. The reviewed studies further highlight the importance of access to proper usage data and inclusion of community members of the community (staff, faculty members, students, etc.) in the decision-making process.

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大交易取消的后果及其对馆际互借的影响

“大交易”是出版商向图书馆提供的一揽子期刊，作为“统一价格、一刀切”的形式（Frazier，2001）。在科学文献中，有几个关于学术图书馆取消 Big Deals 的报道。本文介绍了文献综述的发现，旨在记录大学图书馆取消大宗交易的后果，特别是它们对馆际互借服务的影响。我们发现许多学术图书馆已经成功取消了他们的大交易，实现了预算节省，同时限制了对图书馆用户的负面影响。特别是，现有文献表明取消对馆际互借请求的影响小得惊人。