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Using Books in Print database for organizing collection development requests has resulted in less work for all of us. Mercer University’s Jack Tarver Library purchased the BIP database in 2010 and transitioned to using it more as an organizer tool than simply as a finding aid. This paper describes how this medium‐sized academic library uses ver‐ sion 1.0 to 1) provide one‐stop viewing of requests for library staff and the public, 2) reduce printing costs, and 3) make effective use of student assistants. Included are challenges we have encountered with moving to version 2.0 and detailed procedures for workflow using version 1.0.

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