Diana Alkema Senior Account Development Specialist 20th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece November 14, 2011 The Importance of eBooks in Scientific.

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Diana Alkema Senior Account Development Specialist 20th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece November 14, 2011 The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research

Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece Aims of this presentation  Provide some background information on why Springer is the global leader in scientific eBook publishing  Share some insights on the global use of eBooks in scientific research  Share some statistics on eBooks usage in Greece and the HEAL-link in particular

Provide some background information on why Springer is the global leader in scientific eBook publishing

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece Springer: Largest scientific eBook publisher Says who? SpringerLink currently hosts over 48,800 eBooks Springer Book Archive will add 70,000 – 100,000 titles in 2012 Book output to grow to 8,000 – 10,000 new titles per year by 2015 What about our eBooks? Completely DRM free Going forward, most eBooks (including much of the Springer Book Archives) will be available in ePub format for easy reading on any mobile device The recently launched SpringerLink app (available on iTunes) makes 24/7 and remote access even easier All books are published e-first and then printed on demand for those who prefer a printed version. This includes the Springer Book Archives, which means that books from 1846 will become available in print again

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece Advantages of eBooks Paper subscription modelOnline database model Libraries More content/service Higher usage Better tracking Saved shelf space Preservation Researchers Easier to search Easier to cite 24/7 access Remote access Authors Online first Wider distribution Global readership More usage More citations Publishers Lower distribution costs Better marketing efficiency New markets

Share some insights on the global use of eBooks in scientific research

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece 1.eBooks usage is much higher than anticipated 2.eBooks are used differently and in addition to print 3.Availability and discoverability are key determinants of eBooks usage 4.eBooks have a long ‘shelf life’ Four theses about eBooks usage:

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece eBooks already make up a third of total SpringerLink usage! SpringerLink Usage:

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece SpringerLink Usage eBooks vs. eJournals 2011 (YTD) Greece  The overall usage of eJournals vs. eBooks is 70% vs. 30%.  Greece is exactly on par  Other Southern European countries have not yet embraced the eBooks as Greece has, e.g.: -Spain 22% - 78% -France 15% - 85% -Italy 16% - 84% -Turkey 10% - 90%

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece 1.eBooks usage is much higher than anticipated 2.eBooks are used differently and in addition to print 3.Availability and discoverability are key determinants of eBooks usage 4.eBooks have a long ‘shelf life’ Four theses about eBooks usage:

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece Behavioral evidence from the Observatory project strongly suggest that eBooks are currently used for quick fact extraction and brief viewing rather than for continuous reading, which may conflict with the assumptions about their use. “ Joint Information Systems Committee national eBooks observatory project, 2009 „

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece UK study: users read only small parts of eBooks (Source: Joint Information Systems Committee national eBooks observatory project, 2009) Study suggests that students and researchers consume eBooks in small portions 85% of users spend less than a minute viewing an eBook Many users copy and paste information (often to enable citation or referencing) and print out material for later reading and note taking

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece University of Liverpool: Print and electronic use is uncorrelated (Source: Terry Bucknell - The e-book ‘big deal’: a usage-based study, Serials – 23(2), July 2010) “Overall, there was little correlation between loans of print copies and their online usage. This confirms that when users want to immerse themselves in a book thoroughly they prefer to read a print copy, but they are happy to use an online version if they just want to read a chapter or two.”

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece 1.eBooks usage is much higher than anticipated 2.eBooks are used differently and in addition to print 3.Availability and discoverability are key determinants of eBooks usage 4.eBooks have a long ‘shelf life’ Four theses about eBooks usage:

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece (Excluding Direct Loads and Internal Referrals) Full-Text Section Requests by External Referral SpringerLink: Chapter downloads by visitor referral Library websites, and here especially the library OPACs, are the most important source where SpringerLink eBooks users start their searches. Almost half of all external referrals are from those sites. Second come the general search engines, with 27% of all external referrals. Here, the generic Google search engine is most important. Traffic from Google Scholar as well as other search engines is marginal.

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece 1.eBooks usage is much higher than anticipated 2.eBooks are used differently and in addition to print 3.Availability and discoverability are key determinants of eBooks usage 4.eBooks have a long ‘shelf life’ Four theses about eBooks usage:

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece Average chapter downloads by copyright year, in 2010 English Language Packages: Average Chapter Downloads 2010 by Title and Copyright Year Even though a title is downloaded less, a few years after publication, there is still a vivid interest in older titles For example, an average English language title from 2005, is downloaded 1151 times in 2010, compared to 1566 times in 2009 The 2010 titles have less downloads because they are published in the course of the year and may thus have been available for only a few months (Data adjusted for abnormal usage spikes due to massive downloading)

Share some statistics on eBooks usage in Greece and the HEAL-link in particular

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece eBook usage on SpringerLink (Source: Coremetrics) eBooks Usage on SpringerLink by Country 2010 and 2011 (projected)* * 2011 projected, based on half-year data.

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece HEAL-Link Consortium: Full-Text eBook Chapter Requests SpringerLink Full-Text Section Requests (Source: MetaPress )

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece HEAL-Link Consortium: Full-Text Chapter Requests by Subject (Source: Coremetrics) Full-Text Section Requests by Subject Collections: Jan to Jul 2011

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece HEAL-Link Consortium: eBook Denials by Subject Collections (Source: Coremetrics) Section Denials by Subject Collections: Jan to Jul 2011

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece Book authorship with Springer by country Country # Books 2010 France 326 Italy 342 Spain 187 Turkey 42 Greece 95 Portugal 57 (Source: Springer Controlling)

The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece The Importance of eBooks in Scientific Research Diana Alkema – November 14, th Hellenic Conference, Thessaloniki, Greece Thank you for your attention! Questions or suggestions? Diana Alkema