
We are pleased to share the 19th program of the Electronic Resources and Libraries Conference reflecting our work to support the way we collect, manage, maintain, and make accessible electronic resources.
2. Collection Development & Assessment
Intermediate
SUSHI, Usage data
As more electronic resources become COUNTER(R5) compliant, we have more comparable usage data available to us, however, we may not have the time nor staffing to collect all this data, let alone analyse it. Activating automated SUSHI harvesting wherever supported, frees up staff time for more effective collection assessment.