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RE: Usage statistics as a measure of value
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- Subject: RE: Usage statistics as a measure of value
- From: "Lenares,Deborah A." <LENAREDA@airproducts.com>
- Date: Fri, 11 Feb 2005 22:13:59 EST
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>From David Goodman: >One problem is that COUNTER does not provide for the combination of >data ...The libraries receive the reports from each >source, and must >combine them locally. COUNTER has done such important work, and has made great improvements in usage statistic reporting. I think the next great challenge is somewhat indicated by David's statement above. It is still extremely time consuming and complicated to download reports from multiple (sometimes hundreds) vendors, extract the specific information required and compile it in an internal reporting system. If a vendor created a piece of software that would automate this process and allow customization and reporting features, they could make a bundle. I know we would prioritize our scarce funds to purchase it. Of course freeware would be a welcome alternative. Does anyone know of such a tool available now? Deborah Lenares
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