2022-01-26 - ERM meeting

2022-01-26 - ERM meeting

Meeting Time:    8 am EST /  2 pm CET / 1 pm UK

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Slack Channel: # erm-team

 

Agenda Jan 26th 2022

Convener: Martina T.

Notetaker: Martina S.

Housekeeping

Agenda items

  1. Development progress -  ERM Sprint 132

  2. Presentation on eUsage reports functionality (Annika)

Minutes

Development progress

  • moving towards feature freeze for Lotus - outstanding functionality will be wrapped up

  • main piece of work on local KB and matching processes for PTIs and PCIs

  • move IDs between title instances - will at least have an API; hopefully UI as well

    • primary route: corrections in external source

    • would be a supplementary option on a title by title basis

    • possible as bulk edit via API

  • Benjamin A. in chat: very excited absolut KB corrections!!! .... I alone have accumulated a couple  of awkward errors

  • Peter M. in chat: It needs to be title-by-title, and also at database-by-database level. Because not every database has the same regular mistakes to be fixed. At Serials Solutions we built a Rules Management Module to address this core problem. It was, in my opinion, what people were ACTUALLY paying for, even if they didn’t realize it.  And package-by-package, at times, as Owen points out

eUsage reports

  • extension for eUsage and agreements that combines data from the two and sometimes invoices

  • project funded by SLUB Dresden, implemented by Index Data

  • released for the Kiwi release

  • if libraies have plug-in running in their system there is an eUsage reports accordion on the agreement

  • there are statistics

  • several reports are implemented

  • more reports can be added in the future; the ones that are there were identified as the most important ones

    • use over time

    • use over time, grouped by publication year

    • use over publication year, grouped by time

    • cost per use (including conversion to system currency)

  • period of use: start and end month

  • different scales possible, different stacks

  • can download reports as csv

  • there is a documentation of all the different reports; done by the PO Kristen Wilson; including e.g. parameters

  • where does the data come from: everything needs to start with the usage data

  • need agreement and usage data provider connected to it

  • harvesting configuration in eUsage

  • plug-in needs counter 5

  • best to configure the harvester

  • needs data inside local KB; agreement lines need to be configured

  • new accordion in eUsage app: Matching summary; for seeing results of matching resources of counter statistic with titles in Local KB

  • matches can be viewed, edited or ignored

  • when editing: a new title can be selected from the ersources in the internal KB

  • for cost per use: cost data is needed; taken from POL that is linked from the agreement line; linked to the POL is the invoice line

  • users can choose whether Open Access should be included or not in reports

  • Analyse agreement button to manually reload the report:

  • because most data is quite unstatic; titles can change, invoices can be paid it made no sense to set a specific timeframe to reload

  • Felix in chat: For Annika: From your experiences, what is the spread between matches and non-matches?

    • Annika: can't really answer this; did not test with real data; it is a Kiwi feature and in Leipzig Kiwi is not used yet

    • only working with test system so far

    • seems to match quite well

  • feedback from Eric: really impressive functionality

  • will this work with eholdings as well? 

    • Annika can't asnwer that because that would need technical input from eholdings side

  • Annika loves to hear about feedback when people start testing

  • technical work as done by Index Data and KristenWilson as PO can give answers as well

  • Here's the eUsage Reports documentation page I showed briefly, if anybody is interested in the details: eUsage Reports Documentation
    The functionality is available since Kiwi.

 

Chat


Von Benjamin Ahlborn an alle 02:08 PM
very excited absolut KB corrections!!!
Von Peter McCracken an alle 02:10 PM
It needs to be title-by-title, and also at database-by-database level. Because not every database has the same regular mistakes to be fixed. At Serials Solutions we built a Rules Management Module to address this core problem. It was, in my opinion, what people were ACTUALLY paying for, even if they didn’t realize it.
And package-by-package, at times, as Owen points out
Von Benjamin Ahlborn an alle 02:11 PM
.... I alone have accumulated a couple  of awkward errors
Von Felix Hemme (ZBW) an alle 02:33 PM
For Annika: From your experiences, what is the spread between matches and non-matches?
Von Jack Mulvaney an alle 02:39 PM
This looks really great, I'm very jealous of the internal KB users right now
Von Martina Schildt an alle 02:39 PM
Great functionality!
Von Julie Brannon (she/her) an alle 02:40 PM
Exciting!
Von Sabrina Bayer an alle 02:40 PM
It looks very great :)

 

Attendees list

Present

Name

Home Organization

 

Aaron Neslin

UMass

 

Abigail Wickes

Duke University Libraries

 

Alaina Deane

Duke

 

Alice Daugherty

University of Alabama

 

Alissa Hafele

Stanford University

 

Alistair Morrison

Johns Hopkins University Libraries

 

Amanda Cornwell

Johns Hopkins University Libraries

 

Amelia Sutton

UMass

 

Andrea Meindl

UB Regensburg

 

Ann-Marie Breaux

EBSCO

x

Annika Schröer

UB Leipzig

x

Annika Zierhut

 

 

Anu Moorthy

Duke

 

Anya Arnold

EBSCO

x

Beate Aretz

 

x

Benjamin Ahlborn

SuUB Bremen

 

Birgit Neumann

 

 

Björn Muschall

UB Leipzig

 

Carole Godfrey

EBSCO

 

Catherine Tuohy

Emmanuel College 

 

Charlotte Whitt

Index Data

 

Claudia Malzer

ULB Darmstadt, Developer

 

Dennis Bridges

EBSCO

 

Dwayne Swigert

Missouri State University

x

Emma Raub 

Cornell

x

Eric Hartnett

Texas A&M University

x

Felix Hemme

ZBW Kiel

 

Frances Webb

Cornell, Developer

 

Gang Zhou

Shanghai Library

 

Gill Osguthorpe

UX/UI Designer - K-Int

x

Gisela Weinerth

SUB Hamburg

 

Heather MacFarlane

 

 

Heather Thoele

Texas A&M University

 

Ian Ibbotson

Developer Lead - K-Int

x

Jack Mulvaney

UMass

 

Jag Goraya

K-Int

 

Janet Ewing

Five Colleges / Mount Holyoke College Library

 

Jenna Lantermann

Five Colleges / Smith College 

 

Jenna Strawbridge

Duke

x

Jessica Harris

Chicago

 

Jir Shin Boey

Missouri State University

 

Joe Sikowitz

Fenway Library Organization

 

Johann Rolschewski

ZDB, Berlin

 

Johanna Radding

Five Colleges / Amherst College

x

Julie Brannon

Duke

 

Kathleen Berry

UMass Amherst

x

Kathleen Norton

Five Colleges / Mount Holyoke College Library

 

Katrin Brüggemann

UB Leipzig

 

Khalilah Gambrell

EBSCO

 

Kirstin Kemner-Heek  

VZG, Göttingen

 

Kristen Wilson

Index Data

x

Kristin Martin

Chicago

 

Kyle Banerjee

EBSCO

x

Lars-Hakan Herbertsson

Chalmers

 

Laura Wright

Cornell University

x

Laurenz Kern

Stabi Berlin

 

Lindsey Lowry

University of Alabama

 

Luca Lanzillo

Sapienza Library System - Sapienza University of Rome

 

Maike Osters

hbz, Cologne

 

Mara Egherman

EBSCO

 

Marie Widigson

Chalmers

 

Mariyam Thorhira

Johns Hopkins University Libraries

 

Marjorie Snyder

 

 

Mark Arnold

Missouri State University

 

Mark Deutsch

Duke

x

Martin Scholz

 

x

Martina Karlsson

Chalmers

x

Martina Schildt

VZG, Göttingen

x

Martina Tumulla

hbz, Cologne

 

Mary O’Brien

 

 

Matthieu Bordet

DMCultura, Ravenna, Italy

 

Mohammad Alhamad

Missouri State University

x

Molly Driscoll

EBSCO

 

Moritz Horn

VZG, Göttingen

 

Nancy Finn

 

 

Nancy Pelis

Five Colleges / Mount Holyoke College Library

 

Norma Flores

Texas A&M University

 

Olga Harder

TIB Hannover