Slides from a JUSP webinar presented on 14th March 2017.

1. Gateways, intermediaries and platforms in JUSP
Paul Meehan
14/03/2017

2. What we’ll cover
This webinar focuses on journal gateways / platforms only
»Which gateways are included in JUSP
»How we handle different platform / gateway usage
»How to view this usage in JUSP
»HighWire
»“Other” platforms
»Use cases
»Help and support
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3. List of aggregators / platforms in JUSP
»We currently collect usage for the following aggregators
and platforms:
› EBSCOhost (JR1)
› ProQuest (JR1)
› Publishing technology (ingentaconnect) (JR1, JR2)
› HighWire
› “Others” – see later
»Historical platforms: SwetsWise, Ebsco EJS
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4. What we do – and don’t do!
»We DO extract data from gateways for publishers that are
JUSP participants
»We DO provide reports that display (or aggregate) this
usage alongside or combined with publisher data
»We DON’T gather data for non-JUSP publishers*
»Therefore … we DON’T display complete gateway reports
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5. Ingenta / EBSCOhost / ProQuest reports
»We gather these files monthly and extract data for those
publishers which are signed up to JUSP
»Data for non-JUSP publishers are ignored
»Data are stored in a format so that they can be viewed
alongside or combined with data directly obtained from
publishers
»Issues can arise where gateways use historic ISSNs or
omit identifiers; dealt with on a ‘best case’ basis
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6. Viewing gateway / intermediary usage
»JR1 reports including gateways and intermediaries
»Individual journal(s) search and usage
»JR2 reports including gateways and intermediaries
»Annual summary use of gateways and intermediaries
»Summary reports eg SCONUL
»Trends over time
»Usage profiling
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7. Example 1 – JR1 including gateways
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8. Example 2 – annual summary report
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9. Example 3 - SCONUL
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10. HighWire
»Reports contain data for ~ 110 publishers; 22 in JUSP
»Data extracted for all publishers but displayed for
participants
»If HW publishers signs agreement, we can display data
»No complete HW platform report available
»Multiple issues – many accounts, duplication, title
assignment, restatement, missing data, canned data
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11. “Others” - Project MUSE, JSTOR, AIP
»JSTOR and MUSE are treated as publishers in JUSP
»We display usage as being from that publisher, not any
component imprint or publisher
»Individual journal search will show usage across the
different sources
»AIP reports also contain various society titles but these
are ignored as we don’t have agreements with them
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12. Use cases
»Quickly see overall usage of a title
»Compare usage of titles on different platforms
»Compare usage of different publishers
»Easily spot patterns or unusual use
JUSP reports enable you to…
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Publisher 1
Publisher 2
Publisher 3
Publisher 4
Publisher Ingenta EbscoHOST ProQuest

13. Use cases
»Identify titles with alternative access that may be cancelled
»Provide evidence for a particular access route to be
maintained
»Demonstrate a platform preference by users
»Show value for money
»See overall use of a subscription, and use this to calculate
full cost* per use
* Note JUSP does not contain cost / pricing information
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14. Help and support
»Guides to reports
»Helpdesk: jusp@jisc.ac.uk
»FAQ
»Webinars and training materials
»Use cases
»All available via JUSP website
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15. Any questions?
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16. COMING SOON
“Book reports in JUSP”
April 2017
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