4/20/2017 - Purchase suggests
Erik | How do we start our selection process? | Pain points / comments (add initials) |
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TAMU | uses an online request form, which goes to a department where they perform triage on it, and then sends it to the appropriate department. E.g. if it is
Right now TAMU have their request data a lot of places. Coral is used as their ERM system, and one of the things TAMU are working on is to incorporate a request module within Coral, so that all the submitted requests, are feed in to Coral, rather than being stored in many different places. The request module in Coral would also include data about a trial requests - and these data would not be in amongst TAMU's actual subscriptions. If TAMU then decide to purchase or subscribe to on of these resources, then they would be able to 'hit a button' and put all data into TAMU's regular resource module. | Implementing the Coral solution, and have all data in the right place, will save TAMU time by eliminate time to duplicate the work and all the information (EH) |
Chicago | accepts a variety of ways to submit selection requests. E.g.
| Get the requests in a huge variety of ways, and would not want to limit that in any ways of shape and form (SM) |
Duke | has the same procedure as Chicago. E.g.
At Duke 8 order specialist are working across a variety of languages.
| Acknowledge that setting up a system which can feed directly into some sort of an ERM tool can work for e-resources, packages, and databases, but it is difficult to envision a system where all monograph orders would come in. Worried if trying to funnel all types of single requests would create more work than today (BV) |
MIT | would primarily submit orders through GOBI. For e-journals, and databases purchase requests would be retrieved through MIT's web-form, that would feed into MIT's CRM system. The CRM system - the Request Tracker Ticket is updated by feed from:
| A selector at MIT would submit orders through GOBI, or use the centralized email address if the title was not in GOBI. If it is an e-journal then the selector would use the webform (DL) |