The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) underwent a department-wide reorganization resulting in a new section: Research and Communication Services Section. Using the reorganization as a catalyst to update the library space, John Cherney describes the process of planning, designing, and creating the new WisDOT iCommons.
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The Illinois Department of Transportation’s Policy and Research Center Library saw a steady increase in library usage after initiating new promotion...
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