UKSG Walking Away from the Bg Deal 1 Walking away from the “Big Deal:” Consequences and Achievements Nancy J. Gibbs Duke University

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Its a Whole New Ball Game! Pitching the Electronic Journal in the Medical Library Jon Crossno, Librarian, North Campus Library Tim Judkins, Manager, Collection.

Advertisements

Supply Models What are publishers offering and how can libraries access electronic journals and scholarly databases?

Counting resource use: The publisher view

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Electronic Journals but Were Afraid to Ask! NASIG Pre-Conference June 2002 Stefanie Wittenbach Head of Acquisitions,

IMPACT OF JOURNAL CANCELLATIONS ON INTERLIBRARY LOAN DEMAND Rachel Fleming, Serials Librarian, Western Carolina University Kristin Calvert, Electronic.

Library-IT Task Force Presentation 1 PM, February 19, 2009 Graduate School Conference Room.

“ W HEN THE G OING G ETS T OUGH, THE T OUGH R ENEGOTIATE THEIR C ONSORTIAL J OURNAL D EALS ” Emma Cryer, Duke Medical Center Library Christie Degener,

Beth Bernhardt Assistant Dean for Collection Management and Scholarly Communications UNC Greensboro Pay Per View or Déjà vu.

When a Society journal changes publisher… Ian Russell Chief Executive Designate Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers

Library European University Institute Library From the “Digital Library” to the “Personal Web Library” Hans Geleijnse Florence, 22 March 2001 Florence,

How can a library consortia help your library? Some thoughts on the development of library consortia Sarah Aerni Special Projects Librarian University.

Swets Blackwell Consortia and Multiple Site Services for E-Journals Acquisitions Working with Libraries and Publishers.

The Impact of Consortial Purchasing on Library Acquisitions: the Turkish Experience Tuba Akbaytürk 24 th Annual IATUL Conference Ankara, Turkey.

CREATING CHANGE IN EUROPE : SPARC EUROPE AND SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING Frederick J. Friend SPARC Senior Consultant

Experiences on services enabling integration of electronic resources: A to Z (EBSCO) and ScholarSFX (SFX Express with Google Scholar) Natalia Litvinova.

Collection Development: Business and Economics at Monash David Horne, Subject Librarian.

ASSOCIATION OF RESEARCH LIBRARIES /www. arl.org/ Global Resources Network: NCC Update Eudora Loh Co-Director of ARL GRN Association for Asian Studies.

Jill Emery, Head of Acquisitions The University of Austin & In absentia: Dana Walker, Head of Acquisitions University of Georgia Libraries Anti-Acquisitions.

WELCOME SHANDONG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.

The Business of Journals Publishing

E-journals: opportunities and challenges Bharati Banerjee.

Thinking the unthinkable – doing away with the library catalogue UKSG Webinar, June 2014 Simone Kortekaas.

Journal Sales Channels With the advent of the internet and online journals, the international library market has increased in complexity and opportunity.

The Digital Journal Collection in Libraries -what Libraries Are doing -Impact on Scientists Carol Tenopir University of Tennessee

Caval Collaborative Solutions 1 Electronic Reserves..collaborative model CAVAL developments Collaborative Solutions VARLAC VADL –e-serials –e-books.

Trends in Online Publishing New Pricing Models for 2003 as Online Dominates Print John Ben DeVette Asst. Vice President EBSCO Information Services November.

OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Richard Gedye Journals Sales and Marketing Director

CREATING CHANGE IN EUROPE : SPARC EUROPE AND SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING Frederick J. Friend SPARC Senior Consultant

Electronic Journal Deals concerns and issues (or Beware the “Big Deal”) Linda Norbury Aston University USTLG Meeting 12 June 2001, Aston University.

FY 2006 Budget Process W. Frank Steely Library Arne J. Almquist, Assoc. Provost for Library Services.

Epublishing and journals Angus Phillips Director Oxford International Centre for Publishing Studies.

Journal Usage Statistics Portal (JUSP) Adding value and assessing impact through a collaborative approach to service development and delivery Angela Conyers.

Accessible Technology DTF. Overview: The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 require that.

UCSF Library and Center for Knowledge Management University of California, San Francisco October 2004 Scholarly Communication – Impact on Libraries.

E-Resources Subscription for the University System: An initiative from UGC&INFLIBNET By Dr. T. A.V. Murthy

The ALPSP Learned Journals Collection A presentation by Swets Blackwell.

1 SPARC: Partnering for a New Scholarly Communication System ACRL STS Program Chicago, IL July 10, 2000 Julia Blixrud SPARC Assistant.

The role of knowledge bases in improving discoverability now and in the future- why national and international collaboration is key The role of knowledge.

Embracing Change Oliver Pesch Chief Strategist, E-Resources EBSCO Information Services.

EBSCO Information Services Library Consortia Strategies Mark Williams, Vice President, General Manager, EBSCO Industries, Inc.

Electronic Resources at Copley Library Selection and Deselection Michael J. Epstein Reference/ Electronic Resources Librarian University of San Diego Copley.

SAGE Publications Presentation to ICOLC 29 September 2005.

Tilburg University Libraries, Publishers and Licensing Practical experiences and Fundamental issues Hans Geleijnse Librarian Tilburg University The Netherlands.

Marie Reddan, Librarian NUI Galway. 15 Nov ‘07HEAnet Networking Conference 2007 Presentation Outline IReL background Funding Management Product selection.

By SAWSAN HABRE LEBANESE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY AMICAL Meeting #2 June 1-3, 2005 DDS/ILL

E-JOURNALS AT HDGH. LIBRARY FACTS  3 Libraries on 2 hospital sites  Plans were to merge into 1 library  Physical space limitations  Solutions included.

Swets Information Services UKSG - Serials Resource Management - 19 Oct 04, Glasgow Lesley Thomas Corporate Sales Manager.

ICOLC 2009 Charlottesville, VA Licensing Issues – Problem Solving – Who is your problem licensing vendor?

International Resource Coordination A CISTI Perspective Naomi IATUL June 2002.

Electronic Publishing and the Economics of Information SLA 2001 Carol Tenopir University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Jonathan Nabe Southern Illinois University Carbondale NASIG Annual Conference June 3, 2011.

Overview for Faculty. How We Got Here Inflationary Pressures (LJ, 2009 & Ebsco) % increase since 2005 by discipline: 31-58% 2010 annual inflation estimate.

| 1 Commercial Scholarly publishing In the world of open access Derk Haank Edinburgh CEO Springer 11 April 2005 Science+ business media.

About PASCAL Our Mission: The Partnership Among South Carolina Academic Libraries provides timely and universal access to information resources and library.

TRLN E-Resources An Evaluation and Recommendations Amanda Wilson 16 April 2004.

USING CITATION ANALYSIS AS A COLLECTION MANAGEMENT TOOL AT VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY A POSTER SESSION ASEE JUNE 2003 IBIRONKE O. LAWAL.

Questions about Big Deal Contracts Theodore C. Bergstrom, Professor of economics, University of California Santa Barbara Paul N. Courant, Harold T. Shapiro.

Preservation Assessment of MIT ejournal holdings Digital Preservation Interest Group ALA Midwinter Meeting, January 2012 Ann Marie Willer, Preservation.

One Library’s Successful Venture in Providing Comprehensive Streaming Media Services Charleston Conference 2015 Saturday, November 7 10:45am - 11:15am.

The Digital Journal Collection in Libraries - What Libraries Are Doing -Impact on Scientists Carol Tenopir University of Tennessee

Transition from Print to e-Journals Academic Library Perspectives Gwen Bird, SFU Library Kim Isaac, UCFV Library Kevin Stranack, SFU Library.

Library Funding Dear Provost Marley: The one absolutely indispensable element of every research university is a good library. Funding trends in recent.

1 Serials Collections Analysis for Libraries and Consortia Presentation to ICOLC Jim McGinty CEO.

ARL 1 NIH Public Access Policy: Background for Campus Implementation Strategies Karla Hahn ARL Office of Scholarly Communication Coalition for Networked.

CREATING CHANGE IN EUROPE : SPARC EUROPE AND SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING Frederick J. Friend Director Scholarly Communication University College London

Promoting e-resources Gintarė Tautkevičienė Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania.

Empowering Data: Persuasion Through Presentation

Leaving the Big Deal: Consequences and Next Steps

Global Resources Network: Association for Asian Studies Meeting

The Big“gest” Deal Renewal

Presentation transcript:

UKSG Walking Away from the Bg Deal 1 Walking away from the “Big Deal:” Consequences and Achievements Nancy J. Gibbs Duke University

UKSG Walking Away from the Bg Deal 2 When December 2003 for the 2004 subscription year

UKSG Walking Away from the Bg Deal 3 Who TRIANGLE RESEARCH LIBRARIES NETWORK (TRLN) Duke University North Carolina Central University North Carolina State University University of North Carolina

UKSG Walking Away from the Bg Deal 4 Why TRLN Principles of Licensing Seeing an intractable situation for journal pricing during the next four years Feeling that STM publishers were taking a disproportionate amount of the electronic resources budget Declining/static budgets at state institutions Declining/static budgets at the private institutions

UKSG Walking Away from the Bg Deal 5 EXPENDITURE TRENDS IN ARL LIBRARIES

UKSG Walking Away from the Bg Deal 6 EXPENDITURE TRENDS IN DUKE LIBRARIES

UKSG Walking Away from the Bg Deal 7 What Big Deals Elsevier’s Science Direct –SHARED ACCESS ACROSS TRLN SHCOOLS –SPECIAL PRICING –CANCELLATION ALLOWANCE OF 1% THROUGHOUT LIFE OF CONTRACT FOR ALL SCHOOLS

UKSG Walking Away from the Bg Deal 8 What Big Deals Blackwell’s Synergy (the Science and the Humanities databases of journals) –COMPLETE ACCESS TO ALL TITLES IN DATABASE –NO CANCELLLATIONS ALLOWED

UKSG Walking Away from the Bg Deal 9 What we did to bring issues to users’ attention Campus newspaper articles about cost of electronic resources Web site presence Letters to the faculty Presentations to faculty and staff

UKSG Walking Away from the Bg Deal 10 How Consortially Support of the Chief Academic Officers on all campuses Support of the faculty Support of the library administrations Support of major undergrad- and grad- student groups Support of our periodical vendors

UKSG Walking Away from the Bg Deal 11 What we did to assist users CISTI Ingenta MetaPress Trip Saver (Enhanced Document Delivery Reference Linking (Sent users to discipline based subject databases rather than through Science Direct website for access to lost titles)

UKSG Walking Away from the Bg Deal 12 Consequences We lost shared access throughout the TRLN We’ve survived to tell the tale We paid more per title for our journals in 2004 We have more trouble keeping access active within these publisher packages

UKSG Walking Away from the Bg Deal 13 Consequences (contd) We have each re-negotiated our licenses with Elsevier on an individual campus level Only one institution has re-subscribed to the Blackwell’s product through another consortia deal

UKSG Walking Away from the Bg Deal 14 Achievements Collaborative decision Trust amongst our colleagues Educational effort on our campuses Decision to stand together Faculty felt empowered Reviewed all titles in both packages to adjust title list to campus needs Able to subscribe to new titles

UKSG Walking Away from the Bg Deal 15 Future issues Meeting with journal editors on our campuses Ongoing educational opportunities Discussing issues of open access and changing roles of scholarly publishing on each of our campuses