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EPUG-UKI Analytics Day – Tuesday 17th April 2018

 

Step 1 – where to start

Step 2 – what are some common problems we all face; what are some examples of good practice

Step 3 – Getting into the details – looking at specific reports from start to finish – provided by customer use cases.

Step 4 – sharing and working together

 

STEP 1

09:00 -09:05 – Brief introduction about who is who and how the day came about (5 mins) (Alex)

09:05-10:30 –  overview of key functionality/tools (Jacobijn)

Making reports, filters, Dashboards, combining two subject areas, no results

Coffee 10:30-10:45

 

10:45-11:00 – Review of the first session – any topics which need followed up.

 

STEP 2

11:00-11:45

Lightning show and tell session led by Jacobijn and John.

1.      Brief explanation of SIWG and UK wide shared industry reports – why we’re not covering SCONUL! (Alex)

2.      General discussion about how everybody is working with analytics – good and bad (Group)

3.      Specific successes – please be willing to share some examples….

4.      Specific frustrations – please be willing to share some examples….

 

11:45-12:30 – Start looking at specific problems in detail from 4 above

 

STEP 3

Lunch 12:30-13:30

13:30-15:30 – Case studies workshops  (Coffee 14:30-14:45)

·               Expenditure/Commitment reporting for physical and e copies, including date ranges  (Jacobijn)

·               Order to shelf/available reporting (John)

·               Review of e-resource orders (John)

STEP 4

15:30-16:00  – Review of day and next steps. How do we share?  How to work on SCONUL to get to a definitive version (if achievable)…can we take names of people who would be interested in working together on this (Alex)

 

 

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EPUG-UKI AGM Registration

Register for the AGM on 16th April 2018

(Please note, if you are also attending the Summon or Analytics days you will need to register separately.)

The draft Agenda for the AGM is as follows:

09:00 – 09:30                    Refreshments

09:30 – 10:00                    Committee Update

10:00 – 10:30                    Discussion on Ideas Exchange and NERS

10:30 – 11:00                    Esploro: a view from a development partner (University of Sheffield)

11:00 – 11:15                    Refreshment Break

11:15 – 11:45                    Ex Libris on GDPR

11:45 – 12:45                    Ex Libris Q&A

12:45 – 13:30                    Lunch

13:30 – 14:30                    Leganto: migration, implementation and workflows at Universities of Newcastle and Edinburgh

14:30 – 14:45                    Refreshment Break

14:45 – 16:30                    Parallel Sessions – product focussed general discussion

Primo (Auditorium)

Alma (Bronte Room)

Leganto (Elliot Room)

Register to attend the AGM on 16th April 2018

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EPUG-UKI 2018 dates for your diary

Monday April  16th – Annual General Meeting (AGM) – British Library, London
Tuesday April 17th – Analytics day / Summon day – British Library, London
Wednesday April 18th – Community Zone day – University of East London

Full details of the four events will be available soon.

Community Zone day – The day is for up to ~20 customers, suppliers and ExLibris to discuss CZ usage. The morning will cover some case studies followed by a discussion on ways forward for using CZ. How are you currently using CZ to manage your electronic resources? Can you share a use case?  Please get in touch if you are interested in attending.

Analytics day  –  For people who sign up we will be asking for use cases before the event so that we can look at practical examples. Please start thinking about what you’d like to cover.  The day will mainly be for Alma/Primo/Leganto analytics  but if there is interest in running sessions for other products please get in touch.

email:  EPUG-UKI Secretary

 

Paula Fitzpatrick

Autumn Conference – registration and agenda.

Booking for our Autumn conference is now open at the Eventbrite site – click on the link to the right of this post.

This year’s conference will be in Manchester on Monday 16th and Tuesday 17th of October, and we are really looking forward to seeing you all there.

We have a draft agenda which you can see from the link below. Please bear in mind this is draft at this stage and subject to some change, but many of the main sessions are confirmed.

You will see from the agenda that on the first day we have the regular support update from Martin Buscher, but we have asked if it is possible to submit some support related questions in advance for Martin and his team. Therefore if you do have questions, we would be very grateful if you could send them on to any member of the Committee well in advance.

Also, a list of nearby hotels are provided below as a starting point.

Autumn Draft Agenda

Nearby hotels