Sage Business Cases adds 500+ more case studies... and it's still growing!

I'm avoiding other work right now, so I thought I'd have some fun and share the good news with you all: email alerts about new issues of The Economist are both feasible and super easy to set up! Here's the shortest possible route...
The articles are all still available in Business Source Complete — we haven't lost them entirely!
We're working on fixing this issue, but in the meantime please...
Once I had a chance to slow down, I thought I'd take a quick look back at the many economics & business ebooks we've added to the collection recently. And, because the human brain is an amazing pattern-detection machine (which is both good & bad), I immediately starting seeing trends and categories...
<Read on for dozens of new titles on project management, corruption, innovation, and more!>
SFU researchers now have access to an institutional subscription to Covidence, a web-based platform designed to make conducting a comprehensive literature review much simpler and faster.
Although it is most commonly used for systematic or scoping reviews, Covidence can support and streamline essentially any sort of knowledge synthesis project, including less formal reviews required in some graduate-level assignments.
<Read on for more details about this valuable, time-saving tool!>
One of our best news sources here at SFU is Factiva — a database of over 33,000 news publications. Factiva is always expanding to ensure good coverage of emerging trends in all countries and industries. In fact, during the last year Factiva added more than 1,800+ new sources from 84 countries & territories in 23 languages! Here are just a few examples of the new content available to you...
Q: What's better than an online resource designed to support 54 foundational, high-demand workplace skills?
A: An online resource designed to support 59 foundational, high-demand workplace skills!
Our SAGE Skills: Business resource has expanded. SAGE has added one new skill to each of the five modules in the database, and the new skills added are just as interactive & important in all workplaces as the initial 54...
Nonfiction series may not offer much in the way of suspense between volumes, but finding a good academic series that touches on your specific research area can certainly be rewarding. Each new title is both familiar and new, with different aspects and perspectives of the topic explored in every volume.
I thought I'd highlight just a few of the academic book series I've been keeping an eye on lately...