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Analysis of Claiming Print Journals at the University of Manitoba Libraries Pat Milne and Lisa O’Hara, University of Manitoba Libraries

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Page 1: Analysis of claiming print journals at uml

Analysis of Claiming Print Journals at the University of Manitoba Libraries

Pat Milne and Lisa O’Hara,

University of Manitoba Libraries

Page 2: Analysis of claiming print journals at uml

University of Manitoba Libraries

• Located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

• 19 Libraries including 8 Hospital libraries

• 26,000 FTE

• 69 librarians

• 239 paraprofessionals

• Acquisitions budget approx. $9,000,000

• Member of ARL & CARL,COPPUL, CRKN, MLC

Page 3: Analysis of claiming print journals at uml

Reasons for this study

• Claiming now performed in TS instead of in unit libraries (after 5 departments merged into TS)

• Often have online anyway, so why claim?

• Different ways of claiming in different libraries – is one way better than another?

• How much does claiming cost?

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Definitions

• Formal claiming: monitoring collections on a weekly or monthly basis

• Informal claiming: missing issues are reported by the public or shelving staff

Vendors estimate that they have an 85% fill rate on first claims

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Methodology

Sample spreadsheet Values

• Title

• Issue

• Vendor

• 1st, 2nd, 3rd claim

• Date received

• Claim response

• Print + Online

• Notes

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SUCCESS RATES

Results

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1st Claim

• HSL – 36% successful

• NJM – 33% successful

• Dafoe – 15% successful

• Average: Formal – 34.5%

Total – 28%

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2nd Claim

• HSL – 33% successful

• NJM – 31% successful

• Dafoe – 8%

• Average: Formal – 32%Total –24%

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3rd Claim

• HSL – 44% successful

• NJM – 35% successful

• Dafoe – 0% successful

• Average: Formal – 39.5%Total – 26%

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HSL Claims

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

First Claim Second Claim Third Claim

Claims

Success

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NJM Claims

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

First Claim Second Claim Third Claim Unsuccessful

Claims

Success

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Formal Claiming Success Rates

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

1st Claim 2nd Claim 3rd Claim

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Dafoe Claims

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

First Claim Second Claim Third Claim

Claims

Success

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Informal Claiming Success Rates

0%

2%

4%

6%

8%

10%

12%

14%

16%

1st Claim 2nd Claim 3rd Claim

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All Claims per Journal Title

0

50

100

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300

350

400

450

500

First Claim Second Claim Third Claim

Claims

Success

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Total Success Rates(1st, 2nd and 3rd claims combined)

• HSL – 33%

• NJM – 36%

• Dafoe – 13%

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All Active Claims

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

HSL NJM Dafoe

All

Last month

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Unsuccessful claims

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

HSL NJM Dafoe

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Unsuccessful Claims – Reasons

Out of Stock

Online only

Discontinued

Print sub cancelled

None

Issue never published

Too late to claim

Publication delayed

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COSTS OF CLAIMING

Results

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Costs of Claiming

Total hours spent per month x hourly salarytotal number of claims per month

= $7.77 per claim

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Cost of Successful Claims

• successful 1st claim = $21.50/successful claim

• successful 2nd claims = $22.16/successful claim

• successful 3rd claims = $15.51/successful claim

• Total for all claims = $20.99/successful claim

Total spent on claims number of successful claims

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Avg Cost of Journal Issues vs. Avg Cost of Claims

• HSL - $38.60

• NJM - $66.41

• Dafoe - $23.06

• 1st claim - $7.77

• 2nd claim - $15.54

• 3rd claim - $23.31

• OR

• $20.90 for a successful claim

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PRINT ONLY

Results

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Online availability of Journals Claimed

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

NJM Hospital Dafoe

Print + O

Print Only

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Active Claims

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

HSL NJM Dafoe

All

Last Month

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1st Claim

• HSL – 50%

• NJM – 63%

• Dafoe – 29%

• Average: Formal – 56.5%All – 47%

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2nd Claim

• HSL – 33%

• NJM – 17%

• Dafoe – 0%

• Average: Formal – 25%All – 17%

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3rd Claim

• HSL – 0%

• NJM – 75%

• Dafoe – 0%

• Average: Formal – 37.5%All – 25%

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HSL Claims

0

5

10

15

20

25

1st claim 2nd claim 3rd claim

Total

Successful

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NJM Claims

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

1st claim 2nd claim 3rd claim

Total

Successful

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Formal Claiming Success Rates

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

1st claim 2nd claim 3rd claim

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Dafoe Claims

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

1st claim 2nd claim 3rd claim

Total

Successful

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Informal Claiming Success Rates

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

1st claim 2nd claim 3rd claim

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Total Success Rates

• HSL – 41%

• NJM – 48%

• Dafoe – 18%

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Success Rates Comparison

• 1st claim – All – 28%Print Only – 47%

• 2nd claim – All – 24%

Print Only – 17%

• 3rd claim – All – 26%Print Only – 25%

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Unsuccessful Claims

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

HSL NJM Dafoe

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Unsuccessful Claims Comparison

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

HSL NJM Dafoe

All

Print Only

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VENDORS

Results

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Vendor Comparison

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

Vendor A Vendor B

Total

Successful

Active

Unsuccessful

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Vendor Comments

• It is unlikely that the library will receive the material after the 3rd claim

• The days of claiming for back issues at the time of binding are gone

• EDI claiming is the most effective

• Missing copy banks or reprint services are other alternatives

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More Vendor Comments

• Claims for electronic issues are given priority and access is generally restored within an hour

• If an institution decides to discontinue all serial claiming, it may be possible to renegotiate lower service charges as claiming is also time consuming for the vendor

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CONCLUSIONS AND FINAL THOUGHTS

And finally….

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Conclusions

• Formal claiming is very expensive (we need to leverage Sirsi to do the “formal” part for us)

• Informal claiming is not successful

• First claims are most successful for print materials – rates drop significantly after

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Thoughts

• Identify primary serial titles and restrict claiming to primary titles only?

• First claims or no claims?

• Claim for print only (not print + online)

• Outsource claiming wherever possible?

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More thoughts…

• Implement EDI claiming?

• Use ILL services for delivery of missing issues?

• Discontinue claiming but do an inventory of your serial titles every 2-3 years as a collection development tool (similar to reconciling journal packages)?