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Document delivery services (DDS) are essential for libraries to provide access to information resources that are not available in their own collections. DDS allow libraries to request and receive materials from other libraries or sources, such as articles, books, chapters, reports, or multimedia.

The delivery options are post-mail, courier, fax, or any other way. These systems compete with each other in terms of speed of service and nature of resources.

The delivery document is an order for the delivery of goods. A business owner provides it. A second party delivers the goods to the contact address. This second party is usually a freight carrier service. Another name for a delivery document is delivery order, also called D/O for short.

Delivery. n. the actual handing to another of an object, money or document (such as a deed) to complete a transaction. The delivery of a deed transfers title (provided it is then recorded), and the delivery of goods makes a sale complete and final if payment has been made.

The delivery options are post-mail, courier, fax, or any other way. These systems compete with each other in terms of speed of service and nature of resources.

Delivery documents generally provide the delivery instructions for an order or trip and specify the products and quantities to deliver. They serve to transfer ownership of the products to the customer. Some types might also specify the product price and additional charges.

3.3 Electronic Document Delivery Systems (EDDS) ? Examples In such systems, the request may be received by telephone, e-mail, Fax or online. The document is sent electronically via e- mail, or other document delivery software like Ariel. EDDS can provide immediate access to the material.