How can EBSCO help in the collection of resource usage data for CAUL?

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How can EBSCO help in the collection of resource usage data for CAUL? Good morning. I am ………. My team focuses on helping libraries streamline collection development workflows. As an integral part of that process we also help libraries obtain and present resource data needed for informed decision-making. Arno Roosink Sales Director, EBSCO Australia and New Zealand

EBSCO can help by: combining our unique position as a serials and books vendor with strong publisher relationships with Integrated systems and processes that minimize time and effort in data collection

Publisher Platforms Librarian/analyst The librarian or analyst in an academic library who is responsible for the collection and analysis of usage statistics has a time-consuming challenge on their hands because of the sheer volume of platforms and lack of consistency in the available data.

The current state of usage statistics gathering in many libraries Source: ARL SPEC Survey 2016 SPEC Kit 352: Collection Assessment (September 2016) Collecting data: "… from fewer than 50 hours to more than 2000 hours per year" Analysing data: "… from 20 to 200 hours" Staffing collection assessment: "… these libraries devote an average of 2.4 FTE to collection assessment"

Workflow for librarian Maybe SUSHI Login to each platform Download/ import COUNTER usage reports Quality Check (corrections, exceptions, blanks, errors) Build consolidated reports Analysis Decisions Let’s have a look at the typical usage data harvesting workflow with and without EBSCO’s help to understand how we can help.

Workflow for librarian Login to each platform Download/ import COUNTER usage reports Quality Check (corrections, exceptions, blanks, errors) Build consolidated reports Analysis Decisions Workflow for librarian with EBSCO EBSCO Usage Loading Service Login to each platform Download/ import COUNTER usage reports Quality Check (corrections, exceptions, blanks, errors) EBSCO Usage Consoli-dation Build consolidated reports EBSCO NET Analytics Analysis Decisions

EBSCO Usage Consolidation Collect, consolidate, and report on the COUNTER usage of your e-resources EBSCO Usage Loading Service Spend less time loading usage data and more time on collection insights EBSCONET Analytics Evaluate your collection and make purchase and renewal decisions Let’s now have a closer look at the 3 components of EBSCO’s usage consolidation offering.

EBSCO Usage Consolidation Eliminate the need to archive and continually process dozens if not hundreds of spreadsheets. Consolidated reporting allows a library to view usage for a title from all platforms in one report. Usage Consolidation is a vendor neutral service that provides a central place to gather, store and analyze statistics which are mapped to a single record thus providing details of consolidated use.

EBSCO Usage Consolidation COUNTER Release 3 & 4 compliant, on track to achieve COUNTER 5 compliance Load data from virtually any content provider offering usage reports that are compliant with or similar to COUNTER. Create detailed reports on usage of titles and databases Consortia support: automated management unique consortium packages Export to other systems for additional analysis (eg. Tableau, LMS, MS Power BI)

EBSCO Usage Consolidation Collect, consolidate, and report on the COUNTER usage of your e-resources EBSCO Usage Loading Service Spend less time loading usage data and more time on collection insights EBSCONET Analytics Evaluate your collection and make purchase and renewal decisions

EBSCO Usage Loading Service Setup platform details within your account Setup SUSHI where applicable (time saver!) Retrieve COUNTER reports from providers Manipulating reports (data cleanup) Load reports into EBSCO Usage Consolidation Load historical usage data (up to 2 years) Match and consolidate your titles (data cleanup) Troubleshoot with content providers Whilst UC is a vendor neutral service, we use the journal subscription information that we have on record to simplify and speed up the setup process for the usage loading service. Every year we will advise you of changes in the availability of platforms and changes based on your subscribed resources through EBSCO.

EBSCO Usage Loading Service Your choice of frequency: Monthly (12) Quarterly (4) Bi-annual (2) or Tri-annual (3) How often do you need reporting?

EBSCO Usage Loading Service Supports nearly 400 publisher platforms Incl 194 non-SUSHI compliant platforms Global customer base, incl 10 CAUL institutions

EBSCO Usage Consolidation Collect, consolidate, and report on the COUNTER usage of your e-resources EBSCO Usage Loading Service Spend less time loading usage data and more time on collection insights EBSCONET Analytics Evaluate your collection and make purchase and renewal decisions

EBSCONET Analytics eJournals through EBSCO + EBSCO Usage Consolidation If you order your e-journals and e-packages through EBSCO, you have instant access in EBSCONET to analytics at the point of need. eJournals through EBSCO + EBSCO Usage Consolidation = EBSCONET Analytics

EBSCONET Subscription Management Integration in Action You will see the individual order dashboard to offer an insight into the current level of integration available to EBSCO serials customers. The guiding principle here is to offer up to date usage analytics at the point of need, ie when renewal decisions are due.

Immediate visibility of usage, cost-per-use and holdings information .

Usage and cost-per-use also available in results set grid and exports .

Knowledgebase Holdings Order Analysis Dashboard Shows availability and coverage from all sources. Usage Details Usage for multiple platforms and years. Order Analysis Dashboard With indication of trends compared to the previous year and to other titles in this subject.

Summary Collect your resource usage data from 400 (!) active vendor platforms Consolidate your resource usage data – including UC as SUSHI target (e.g. JUSP COUNTER reports) Build consolidated COUNTER reports across all e- resources in EBSCO Usage Consolidation Analyse/export your resource usage data in preferred system: EBSCONET Analytics or 3rd party systems, e.g. LMS or Microsoft’s Power BI. In conclusion, the key areas where EBSCO can help you in the collection and analysis of resource data are:

Pricing Annual fee based on size of the institution and frequency of usage loading for Usage Consolidation this fee includes loading for 5 platforms + Annual fee per additional platform you choose to include for usage loading by EBSCO (again based on frequency of loading)

Roadmap Full support for COUNTER R5 by end 2018 Cost-per-use analysis in UC for collection development – add cost for non-EBSCO resources (early 2019) Enhanced support for consortium management (2019) Fully fletched analytics module spanning into student and faculty success metrics - learning analytics (2019) I hope I have give you a better insight into how EBSCO can help you collect resource usage data for analysis and decision-making purposes, either by your own institution or by CAUL.

Feel free to reach out with further questions! Thank you Feel free to reach out with further questions! aroosink@ebsco.com 0418 552656