1. London – 11th June 2015 (afternoon – part 2)
Making the Most of JUSP
London – 11th June 2015 (afternoon – part 2)
Fire instructions
Toilets

2. JUSP and other services

3. KB+ shared services - 1 JUSP -> KB+ KB+ -> JUSP
JUSP API allows KB+ to gather title-level stats regularly
JUSP API also has functionality for KB+ to gather journal level information e.g. new titles and details of institutions and publishers as we add them
KB+ -> JUSP
JUSP gathers title lists from KB+ public export page and adds data to our reports where users can view title lists over single and multiple years

4. Interoperability JUSP SUSHI server
In addition to gathering data via SUSHI, JUSP can export data as R4 compliant reports. These can be imported into:
UStat
EBSCONET Usage Consolidation
360 COUNTER
Millennium
Management of 3rd party products via JUSP interface
JUSP API for shared services -

5. JUSP future developments and feedback

6. Ebooks
Increased demand for ebook usage statistics and feasibility study led to additional funding to develop JUSP to include ebook usage statistics
1 year project (started February 2015) to pilot ebook usage statistics service – resulting in a service by the end of the project
Progress so far:
Pilot libraries shared current situation regarding ebook usage statistics
Technical infrastructure in place and data for some publishers has been collected and processed

7. Other potential future developments
Other resources (e.g. DB1 - Total Searches, Result Clicks and Record Views by Month and Database )
Report enhancements
JR5 – Number of Successful Item Requests by Year-of-Publication (YOP) and Journal
JR2 – Access Denied to Full-Text Articles by Month, Journal and Page-type

8. Thank you
JUSP
03/12/2018