After the technical success of the collaboration to create a database searching and document supply service, the IRIS project team faced the problem of making the service relevant to its intended customers, libraries and business users, and of ensuring the long term viability of the service. The solution lay in a development strategy following a clear set of criteria established through an independent commercialisation study.

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