Dr. Jacso’s latest review takes a look at Scopus . He writes:
Scopus has been continually enhanced since its debut in November 2004, both in terms of content and software. It offers now more than 38 million records, nearly 15 million with cited references. The massive efforts to fill in the gaps of coverage of many journals is to be applauded, but there are still serial publications with significant gaps in coverage even in the most precious 1996-2009 segment of the database, which should have been given top priority.
Source: Gale.com / Peter’s Digital Reference Shelf
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