summer 2007 heg meeting

Summer 2007 HEG Meeting

CAPES Vendor Showcase

September 13, 2007

Michael Schluter – Director of Library / Consortia Sales

[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

Agenda:

CAPES Meeting – September 2007

• Introduction and Company Overview

• Journal Content and Additional Products

• Archival Rights & Perpetual Access

• Future Trends in Electronic Publishing & Access

• Questions

• Experienced - Founded in 1965 by Sara M. McCune

• Privately owned international publisher of journals, books, and electronic media

• Global Presence - Los Angeles - London - Singapore, New Delhi

• Quality - Peer-reviewed, ISI ranked journals in Social Sciences & STM

• Innovative - SAGE Full-Text Collections, SAGE eReference Online, SAGE Journals Online

• 460+ journal titles and 500 new books per year

Company Overview:


Journal Content:


• 460+ journals in the social sciences, humanities and life sciences• International in scope • Peer-reviewed• ISI ranked – 177 Journals

– 47 rank within the top 10 in their category • Over 110 are society-owned• Electronic access through

– SAGE Journals Online, SAGE’s online journal delivery platform– SAGE Full-Text Collections, award-winning, discipline-specific

research databases• SAGE sells to individuals, institutions, society members and

consortia

Additional Products:


• Deep Backfile– 300 Titles Digitized back to Volume 1 – Issue 1

– 30,000 Issues – 400,000 Articles – 5 Million Pages

– Archival Rights

• SAGE eReference– 48 SAGE Best Selling Reference Encyclopedias available online

– Counter Compliant and MARC Records Supported

• Primary Sources in Counseling & Psychology– SAGE Partnership with Alexander Street Press to Create Online

Psychology Database – Coverage from 1950 to present

– For Graduate and Undergraduate Training in Psychology

– Database Composition: 2,000 Transcripts, 40,000 Primary Accounts, and 25,000 Pages of SAGE Major Reference Works

Archival Rights & Perpetual Access:


• Archival Rights with SAGE Products– SAGE Journals: Building archive to purchased subscriptions and Premier titles– Deep Backfile: 300 Titles 1999 back to Vol 1 – Issue1

• Perpetual Rights & Archiving Initiatives– LOCKSS and CLOCKSS: (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe)

• Collectively managed by publishers, societies, and libraries to control content and manage content distribution in the event of a catastrophic data loss.

– Portico:• Not-for-profit electronic archiving service initiated by JSTOR• Ensure on-going permanent Archive for SAGE Journals

– Dutch KB National Library:• First National Library in the world to enter into Archiving Agreements with

publishers• KB have strategic working relationships with the British Library, the Library of

Congress, and the National Library of Australia

Future Trends in Electronic Publishing & Access


• SAGE Journals Online Platform– Availability of Pre-Published Articles in Electronic Format prior to print

– Continued relationship with High Wire Press to maintain and continue to enhance our electronic Journal delivery platform

• Steady Migration in Subscription Format from Print to Electronic– Major Consortia continue to undergo mass migrations from print to e-only

– DDP Offering for Customers in favor of e-only subscription format

• SAGE Open– In response to the Open Access movement SAGE now offers authors of

biomedical journals the option to make them freely available upon publication on SAGE Journals Online.

Questions…?


Contact Information:


Michael SchluterDirector, Library / Consortia SalesSAGE Publications, Inc.2455 Teller RoadThousand Oaks, CA 91320Tel. (805) 410-0068Fax. (805) [email protected]

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