Analytics & Reporting Status Reports

Provide a summary of: a) goal(s)/issues being reported b) achievement of goals/tasks c) progress towards completion of tasks/goals d) snags encountered or anticipated e) pace (on/behind/ahead of schedule f) discussion of issues, if needed

Goal: Establish an email alias. In progress. Per Brandon, an email alias can be established closer to go live.

Goal: Configuring local fields. Nearly complete pending communication to campuses–established that each campus can identify individual fields via a Sales Force case.

Goal: Communications plan. On hold pending discussion at next meeting.

Goal: Post-implementation work of group. On hold pending governance and COLD decisions regarding role of task forces post-implementation. Discussion item for future meeting. Note that group strongly feels that our work will be most useful post-implementation as campuses turn from migration and training to daily use and begin to discover their reporting needs.

Goal: Division of labor among task group and campus experts and ways to share queries. On hold pending future discussion and decisions as above. Community catalog is a useful mechanism for sharing queries.

Goal: Work with EAR Analytics group. On hold pending full implementation of latest EAR subcommittee.

Goal: Advanced analytics features. Karen Schlesser has volunteered to spearhead this, starting with Link Resolver usage. Advanced features will necessarily be secondary to getting campuses fully comfortable with basic reporting, but these powerful features are an important benefit of Alma and leadership in this area is critical.

Goal: Joint task group with Discovery to explore Primo Analytics. Karen Schlesser will liaise with Discovery group. Report and discuss at a future meeting.

Goal: Policies/procedures for the NZ Analytics instance. Discuss at next meeting–high priority. This is an important area for policy and has bearing on many aspects of analytics including working with the EAR subcommittee and reporting on shared resources for surveys such as IPEDS and ACRL.