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January 8, 2020

Attendees

Brian Moore (Unlicensed) (SDSU), brandon dudley (Unlicensed) (CO), Heather Cribbs (CSUSB), Christina Hennessey (CSUN), Tracy Gilmore (CSULB), Peggy Lau (SFSU), Laura Krier (Unlicensed) (SSU)

Agenda/Discussion

Ex Libris Updates

  • COUNTER 5 support implemented. Heather tested SUSHI connections and data loads; mostly worked for the vendors she tried. Ex Libris has created new canned reports for COUNTER 5 usage.
  • There are new features in Analytics, including methods of handling OCLC numbers, reporting on non-transactional POLs in Funds Expenditures, new measures available in Fund Expenditures, and new fields and subfield data available in Bibliographic elements. Presentation is available online.
  • Ex Libris will be rolling out updates to the OBI platform. Data visualization and OBI information is available online.

ULMS Wiki Updates

  • Brandon updated and reorganized the wiki to follow a consistent information architecture.
  • Please look over the Assessment and Analytics area to make sure no information is missing and links are working.

Analytics Issues

  • Available for Group Member data in the NZ Analytics still not working.
  • This information is available in IZ Analytics and does appear to be accurate.

COUNTER5 updates

  • Heather spent a lot of time loading and testing COUNTER 5 data. Some vendors are not yet making R5 data available; some are no longer making R4 data available. Some vendors are making R5 data available but it doesn't seem to be compatible with Alma.
  • Because R4 and R5 are so different, R5 data does NOT overwrite R4 data; both sets of usage stats are kept in Alma/Analytics. This raises questions about how total usage is calculated. Heather would like to do some comparisons to find out more.
  • Heather will create a presentation showing R4 and R5 comparisons, and ask Luiz about presenting at tech services open forum. Heather will also look at creating a dashboard that will allow people to track SUSHI harvesting.

SUSHI Survey

  • The survey mostly confirmed what we already thought.
  • Brian shared the data with the ERM group.


December 9, 2019

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