
The recent off-campus outage, caused by a platform change, has been resolved.
Off-campus access to this resource is now via a username and password which can be accessed via the BCIS Find Database page.
Updates on electronic resources from the library of Nottingham Trent University
The recent off-campus outage, caused by a platform change, has been resolved.
Off-campus access to this resource is now via a username and password which can be accessed via the BCIS Find Database page.
DUE TO THE winding-up of the free-to-access web directory, the entry for the Galaxy: Business and Commerce web site has been withdrawn from the Find Databases service.
A legacy snapshot of the site remains available through the auspices of the Wayback Machine.
The login issues to LS:N Global have now been fixed by the LSN:Global technical team.
The NTU membership is being recognised again and access restored.
Access is direct from on-campus and by University username and password off-campus.
LS:N apologise for the disruption this has caused.
The recent off-campus log in issues to WGSN have now been resolved.
Both on and off-campus access options are available again when using the Find Databases page links.
https://llr.ntu.ac.uk/dbaz/dbDetail.php?dbID=254
WGSN apologise for any disruption this outage may have caused.
The LS:N global platform, which is paid for by the School of Art & Design, and available through the library’s Find Databases platform, is currently unavailable both on and off campus.
Attempts to access content will prompt for a membership login.
The School of Art and Design contact is working with LS:N to try and resolve this issuehe recent access issues for LS:N global platform have now been resolved and NTU’s membership is being recognised again.
We are currently investigating reports of off-campus log in issues to WGSN when using the ‘Off-campus access’ option on the Find Databases WGSN page:
https://llr.ntu.ac.uk/dbaz/dbDetail.php?dbID=254
Off-campus login attempts currently result in the following error message.
The ‘On-campus access’ option is still available for users physically at the University campus.
A ROUTINE MAINTENANCE period on the ProQuest platform is scheduled for Sunday 8 January 2023, between 3:00 and 8:00 (UK time).
This means that the following ProQuest databases, eBook platforms and services, to which the library subscribes, will be unavailable throughout the five-hour period, 3:00 to 8:00 (UK time):
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