Suggestion: "Gem" superset of Base Packages
Suggestion is a "Gem" product that is a superset of Base Packages.
Currently Faithlife offers nine English traditions with various Logos 7 Base Packages.
For example, English Bibles in Collector’s Edition does not include:
The Good News Translation with Apocrypha in Verbum Portfolio
Commentaries in Collector’s Edition do not include:
Bible Speaks Today Old Testament Commentary Series (33 vols.) in Anglican Portfolio
Welwyn Commentary Series (56 vols.) in Baptist Portfolio
The Bible Knowledge Background Commentary: New Testament (3 vols.) in Lutheran Portfolio
Gospel according to the Old Testament Series (13 vols.) in Reformed Portfolio
The Navarre Bible: New Testament in Verbum Portfolio
The New American Commentary Series (42 vols.) in SDA Platinum
Summers Commentaries on Matthew, Mark, and Luke (3 vols.) in Methodist & Wesleyan Platinum
Biblical Studies in Pentecostal & Charismatic Gold
Adding base packages from more than one tradition to cart at the same time provides dynamic pricing duplication for new resources.
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Suggestion is a "Gem" product that is a superset of Base Packages.
Gem may need numbered versions:
Gem 7.0 = superset of Logos 7 Base Packages at 7.0 launch
Gem 7.1 = addition of Logos 7 Base Package(s): e.g. Orthodox (allows dynamic price upgrade from Gem 7.0)
Perhaps Full Feature Set could be freely included with Gem library.
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Adding base packages from more than one tradition to cart at the same time provides dynamic pricing duplication for new resource
Living and learning four orders would be needed to avoid paying for the same resource twice (new to me), which also has payment plan combination implications from different number of months allowed for each order.
One "Gem" Base Package superset would be easier for a digital library with wide variety of resources.
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