AdminHadas Granot (Product Owner, Ex Libris)

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  1. Improve Alma Analytics to allow for more straightforward and accurate COUNTER usage data and Cost Per Use reporting.

    118 votes
    5 comments  ·  Alma » Analytics  ·  Admin →
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    AdminHadas Granot (Product Owner, Ex Libris) commented  · 

    Hello,

    We would like to clarify some of the point -

    1. There is a mention of "financial data" - what type of data would you want? Can you give an example of a report you are creating today with SQL joins and explain the purpose and usage of such a report?

    2. Can you tell us more about the scheduling issues?

    3. a. Can you give an example of such a title?
    b. Can you give more information about this use case? What kind of title changes?
    c. Can you give an example of such a case? What type of enhancement is requested here?

    Thanks,

    Hadas

  2. Expose 'Export to Worldcat' management tag to Analytics

    73 votes
    11 comments  ·  Alma » Analytics  ·  Admin →
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    AdminHadas Granot (Product Owner, Ex Libris) commented  · 

    Hello,

    Currently it is possible to advance search in Alma for bibliographic records with specific values in the management tags for publishing to OCLC or Libraries Australia.

    * Tag Sync External Catalog - The bibliographic management tag for publishing to OCLC
    * Tag Sync National Catalog - The bibliographic management tag for publishing to Libraries Australia

    This enables to gather records for which the Export tag has been set incorrectly, and use a job to republish them to OCLC or LA.

    We would like to better understand the use case for having these tags reported in Analytics.
    In what cases will a report including this information be used? For what purposes?

    Thanks,

    Hadas

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