1. 1  Ex Libris Ltd., 2012 - Internal and Confidential Ex Libris Primo Sofia July 2013 Roman Piontek Key-Account Manager

2. 2 What users want: Digital Electronic Search Primo Print

3. 3 What users want: A single, unified discovery layer = Access to all resources, regardless of type or location

4. Different Material Types

5. 5 Striving for Better Experience Users can accomplish their goalsUseful Users can easily perform tasksUsable Users enjoy their experienceDesirable Source: “Best Practices In User Experience(UX) Design” by Forrester Research http://wwwimages.adobe.com/www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/industryinsights/solution s/pdfs/Forrester_Best_Prac_In_User_Exp.pdf

6. Marshall Breeding Vanderbilt University “ Next generation catalog apps offer a mix of features: faceted navigation, keyword searching, relevancy-ranked search results, “did you mean?” search revisions, item recommendations, RSS feeds, and mechanisms to collect and display user feedback.

7. 7 Primo in a nutshell (1) “One stop Search” Simple & Intuitive “Find it & Get it” Front-End Solution Integration of All Libraries and Sources Full OPAC-Integration incl. User Account

8. 8 Primo in a nutshell (2) Data and Interface Control (Web-Based “Back Office”) Scalability Expandability Documented APIs / Web Services Large Community

9. 9 The Basics

10. 10 What is Advanced Discovery ? Library-DrivenTransformational Relevant Results

11. 11 Broad Topic Searches

12. 12 Broad Topic Searches: Competition

13. 13 Known Item Searches

14. 14 Example 1: Primo

15. 15 Example 1: Competition

16. 16 Example 2: Primo

17. 17 Example 2: Competition

18. 18 Example 3: Primo

19. 19 Example 2: Competition

20. 20 ScholarRank™ Query Match Item’s Value Score User Basic Advanced

21. 21 Personalized Ranking

22. 22 Personalized Ranking - Example

23. 23 1 Users can add an entire page’s results to their e-shelf Sign in at the point of need 2 Search by date range3 Additional saving and sharing options—EndNote and Mendeley4 Users can share results into Facebook 5 Additional Features

24. 24 Library-Driven TransformationalRelevant Results Library-Driven

25. 25 Indexing (Lucene) Back-End Systems Normalisation (PNX) Front End Back Office (Web Based) Primo Architecture

26. 26 Library-Defined Ranking

27. 27 Library-Defined Ranking

28. Consortial Usage Administration Institution 1Institution 3Institution 2

29. 29 Patron Empowerment

30. 30 Patron Empowerment

31. 31 My Account

32. 32 Saved Queries

33. 33 Personal E-Shelf

34. 34 Transformational Library-DrivenRelevant Results Transformational

35. 35 Primo Frontend(s) HTML, CSS, JavaScript...

36. 36

37. 37 New Ways to Discover Information

38. 38 bX hot articles

39. 39 Multiple Data Sources - EAD

40. 40 Multiple Data Sources – Content Neutrality

41. 41 Integration with Different Systems

42. 42 Primo – Rosetta Live Sites

43. 43 Mobile Interface Out-of-the-box Platform-agnostic

44. Search Map “Where to find?” the book

45. Search New Arrivals

46. Search Suggestion List

47. Search Local Tabs

48. 48 Summary: Advanced Discovery TransformationalLibrary-DrivenRelevant Results

49. 49

50. N ILS

51. 51 Primo Around the World >1900 in 6 Years

52. Primo In Action – New York University Average Number of Sessions per Day

53. Primo In Action – New York University Average Length of Session

54. Search Search response time (before and after Primo)

55. Search Position within the results set

56. 56 Thank You!