CAUL - Industry Think Tank PRICING MODELS May 23, 2002 Adam Klein Vice President.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Partnering with Faculty / researchers to Enhance Scholarly Communication Caroline Mutwiri.
Advertisements

Managing Access and Purchase. Objectives Examine issues of sustainability, costs and resourcing Examine consortia building issues Evaluate possible consortia.
E-Marketplaces.
Counting resource use: The publisher view
Evolution of Parametric Analysis within Rolls-Royce Purchasing
Jones e -global library ® Presentation For International Coalition Of Library Consortia.
Welcome to the last of three EIFL-Licensing webinars on the EIFL Model Licences.
Christopher Lewis - EBSCO Information Services Robert Jacobs - Swets How will subscription agents help you manage your e-resources in a constantly changing.
Our Mission To be the leader in providing communications services to residential and business customers in our markets 1 Frontier Communications Broadband.
When a Society journal changes publisher… Ian Russell Chief Executive Designate Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers
E-psyche  Covering the World of Psychology John Kuranz e-psyche, LLC International Coalition of Library Consortia April 23, 2001 Newport, Rhode Island.
CONSORTIUM PURCHASING FOR UK UNIVERSITIES THROUGH THE JISC Frederick J. Friend JISC Scholarly Communication Consultant Honorary Director Scholarly Communication.
Swets Blackwell Consortia and Multiple Site Services for E-Journals Acquisitions Working with Libraries and Publishers.
Ann Persson Sales Manager - Academic Sales PrioInfo AB
Global Economic Crisis: Impact on Academic Libraries Greg Anderson.
Piero Attanasio Associazione Italiana Editori Access to books – European publishers’ view Krakow, 5 April 2011 Conference: Use of Books and.
Workshop for cinema exhibitors Mobile phones and Internet: will they increase admissions? Presented by: Emanuele de Plano – TixOS.
ContentAccessUtility A Case Study for Electronic Access Models to Journals via the Internet Chrysanne Lowe, Director of Marketing, Academic Press, USA.
1 Knowledge Objectives 1.Define the term strategic management and explain components of strategy formulation and implementation 2.Understand synergy and.
Building Competitive Advantage through Business Level Strategy
ECP 6701 Competitive Strategies in Expanding Markets
Chapter 8 The Marketing Plan
PIN Navigator Overview
E-journals: opportunities and challenges Bharati Banerjee.
Cisco Unified Computing System 3 Month Interest Free Deferral Program Cisco Capital EMEAR Wednesday 5 March 2014 P A R T N E R O V E R V I E W.
Swets Information Services Swets’ Consortia Services.
Films for the Humanities & Sciences Group Educational Video in the Digital World.
Business in the Global Economy
Published Date: April 2013 Clinical Stage Partnering Payment Strategies in Pharma and Biotech Price: Single User: US $ 2995 Corporate User: US $
Rich Foley - Executive Vice President Academic & Public Markets Helen Wilbur - Vice President Consortia Sales & Marketing Digital ArchivesResearch CollectionseBooks.
Introduction Challenges of Managing in a Network Economy.
Business Information Systems Systems Analysis & Design Academic Year 2008/9 Lecture 2.
. Do not distribute. 2 Online Content (Billions of items indexed) Offline Content (Billions of items still un-indexed) Google’s.
CETA Issues and Opportunites
Ebrary confidential Presented to ICOLC April 18, 2002.
The changing paradigm: ScienceDirect usage of non-subscribed journal articles Chris Kluiters Managing Director Elsevier Science Asia Pacific
Published Date: March 2013 Construction Industry in Ireland – Key Trends and Opportunities to 2017 Price: Single User: US $ 1950 Corporate User: US $ 3900.
A C S P U B L I C A T I O N S H I G H Q U A L I T Y. H I G H I M P A C T. American Chemical Society Dean Smith, Vice President, Sales and Marketing Adam.
EBSCO Information Services Library Consortia Strategies Mark Williams, Vice President, General Manager, EBSCO Industries, Inc.
ICOLC Meeting, Charlottesville, VA April 17, 2009 The Global Economic Crisis, Libraries and Publishers Reed Elfenbein, VP/Director of Sales and Marketing.
Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Manufacturing Survey Published by: Institute for Supply Management Frequency: Monthly Period Covered: Prior Month.
WIPO Pilot Project - Assisting Member States to Create an Adequate Innovation Infrastructure to Support University – Industry Collaboration.
Crisis and Transition The Economics of Scholarly Communication John Houghton Centre for Strategic Economic Studies Victoria University.
Blackwell Publishers Partnerships in learning and research René Olivieri.
Tilburg University Libraries, Publishers and Licensing Practical experiences and Fundamental issues Hans Geleijnse Librarian Tilburg University The Netherlands.
Licensing Evolution ICOLC October 2006 – Rome Lorraine Estelle.
1.less than 3 million. 2.less than 10 million. 3.over 23 million. 4.over 100 million. 5.Not sure In the U.S., the number of managers that rely on Information.
Scholarly Communication in a Knowledge-Based Economy John Houghton Centre for Strategic Economic Studies Victoria University, Melbourne
How can Liberalization maximize the Benefits from the Telecommunications Sector to the Caribbean Lisa Agard VP Legal Regulatory and Carrier Services TSTT.
| 1 Commercial Scholarly publishing In the world of open access Derk Haank Edinburgh CEO Springer 11 April 2005 Science+ business media.
3-1 "The New Economics of Bibliographic Publishing … What Librarians and Publishers must accomplish to make research more effective " Presented by Matt.
CREATING GOOD GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE TO STRENGTHEN CONSORTIA: KENYA LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SERVICES CONSORTIUM (KLISC) BY Rosemary Otando Eifl Country Coordinator.
C3 Information Systems, Organizations, and Strategy.
Open Access and the implications for a developing country Anna-Marie Arnold UNISA – Annual Research Symposium, 3 May 2007.
ECONOMICS UNIT 3 Economics The Social Science dealing with making choices about using resources and spending money Economy- country’s.
1 Serials Collections Analysis for Libraries and Consortia Presentation to ICOLC Jim McGinty CEO.
Banking. Banks are part of banking system and, for better or for worse, are interconnected. They are also moderated by central banking authority, which.
More than ten years experiences about consortia in Finland Informatio Medicata 2009 Budapest 17. – Pirjo Rajakiili National Library of Health.
Distribution & Fulfilment A view from the inside Past & Present Presented by Neil Castle - Commercial Director – Turpin Distribution March 2016.
Flurbiprofen Market Global Development Trends and Future Outlook Published: Jan 2017 Single User License: US$ 2900 Corporate User License: US$
Global Lightweight Cars Market Demand and Insights Analysis Report Published: Mar2017 Single User License: US$ 2900 Corporate User License: US$
Proposed Marketing Plan Maria Abbott General Sales Manager
Electric commerce An introduction to e-Commerce outlining:
Microsoft Education Solutions - Partner Conversation Flow
Chapter 4 Customer Interface Chapter
Internet Interconnection
Open Access and the implications for a developing country
Pricing from an open-access publisher’s perspective
When the license is terminated...
Building Competitive Advantage Through Functional-Level Strategies
Presentation transcript:

CAUL - Industry Think Tank PRICING MODELS May 23, 2002 Adam Klein Vice President

Outline I. Background Information II. Factors Influencing Pricing III. ISI Pricing Models IV. Other Models? V. Conclusions VI. Questions

Background Information ISI - A Secondary Information Publisher Best Known Products: ISI Web of Science & ISI Current Contents Connect ISI - A Pioneer in Pricing Strategies CAUL Agreement For Current Contents on CD-Rom Covering All Australian Universities Today - ISI Has Entered Into A Significant Number of Consortia Agreements Throughout the World, Including A Recent One...

Background Information In Today’s Knowledge Economy, Libraries Need & Require Greater Access To Information Resources For Patrons At A Lower Cost Per User Publishers Need & Require To Expand Their Businesses To More Users Worldwide It Sounds Like There Are Common Issues To Discuss!

Background Information Sustainable Pricing Models - Sounds Good BUT… Pricing Models Vary From Country to Country and Within Countries and Must Evolve Over Time  Consistency is KEY Models Require Flexibility To Deal With Unique Customer Issues Pricing Models Are Only One Component Of The Equation - Exploring Creative Funding Options Is Also Required

Factors Influencing Pricing ISI Products (Files & Depth Selected) Web of Science (3 files/2files/1file/years of access) Current Contents (1-7 Editions and 2 Collections) Other Web Products Size of Institutions - # Of FTE’s Physical Locations Access - University Staff Only? Commercial Partners?

Factors Influencing Pricing Customer Loyalty - Existing Subscriber vs. New Subscriber Providing Past Purchase Credits For Current Subscribers Size of Contract - Allows Additional Flexibility; Example: National Site License Prevailing Economic Conditions - Are Considered When Developing Pricing

ISI Pricing Models - What We’re Doing Today Tiered Models - Segmenting the Market Subscription Models - Payment Plans Country Access Models - Iceland NOTE: These Models Are Not Mutually Exclusive

ISI Pricing Models - What We’re Doing Today Tiered Pricing Models (Market Segmentation) Used With Consortium Groups Enables Smaller Institutions To Acquire Data At Lower Costs Segmentation Data Agreed To By Both Customer & ISI Typically Use Published Sources Data Can Include: FTE’s Budgets Research Output (# Of Papers Published) Or Other Mutually Agreed to Statistics Weights (%’s) Are Applied To Each Data Source

ISI Pricing Models - What We’re Doing Today Tiered Pricing Models (Market Segmentation) - Continued Anomalies Are Dealt With (e.g., If A Small, But Well Funded Research Institution Falls Into A Lower Tier) Requirement For Success - All Parties Agree That Differential Pricing Is Both Necessary and Acceptable

ISI Pricing Models - What We’re Doing Today Subscription Models (Payment Plans) Defers Upfront Costs & Spreads These Over Multiple Years Working With Customer Budgets / Funding Ability Flexibility Determined By Contract Size Requires Multi-Year Agreement

ISI Pricing Models - What We’re Doing Today Country Access Models - Iceland Population 283,000; 100% Literacy; 80% Internet Access Price Per User Is Lower Since The Number Of Users Increases Dramatically In This Model

Other Models? Advertising Models Reduces Product Costs Through Advertising Subsidies What Will Users Think? Further Commercialization Of Scholarly Content?

Conclusions ISI Strategy - Cooperation & Partnership Flexibility Is Key - Implies Models Will & Should Vary Pricing Models Are Just One Component Of The Equation - Creative Funding Is The Wave Of The Future GET READY...A New Technology Vehicle Is Likely To Come Along That Will Turn The Industry Upside Down Again…Like The Internet Did Never Take Your Eye Off Of The End User - The Ultimate Customer...

Conclusions “What is changing is that as the competition narrows to a handful of major players, the players that listen best that command the deepest understanding of your needs and have the greatest flexibility to fulfill them… will be your partners of choice. And it is our ambition to ensure that Thomson is one of your partners.” Richard Harrington President & CEO The Thomson Corporation

Questions For Discussion What Changes Are Coming That ISI Needs To Monitor? Are There Alternative Models That You Would Like To See? Let’s Chat!

Thank you!