Insightful Library Analytics
Gather and Report
Position your collection management staff in the best position to better analyze and understand library analytics, metrics, and resource usage at your academic institution. With comprehensive data from COUNTER reports and the Alma Link resolver in one location, they can easily create a clear picture of which library resources are used most, compare usage across platforms, and determine cost per use.
Library analytics
Read LessCompare and Decide
Save money and space by comparing the content across your electronic and physical collections. Simply use out-of-the-box reports to determine subscription overlap for what’s in your collections, what you are planning to acquire, and if you can remove or relocate some of your physical collection.
Create and Forecast
Make informed and data-driven decisions by better understanding your library analytics. Use visual elements such as charts, graphs, and maps to visualize library analytics and other data. In addition, you can also pull in and combine other data to help identify potential patterns and develop insights. Alma analytics helps you make data-driven and informed decisions with ease.
Identify and Improve
Utilize benchmark analytics of library-specific KPIs to evaluate and make workflow improvements at your academic institution. Benchmark Analytics enables you to compare KPIs with other institutions, measured on a monthly or annual basis, to discover which of your campus library workflows are most efficient and which need to be streamlined.
Insightful Library Analytics
Gather and Report
Compare and Decide
Create and Forecast
Identify and Improve
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“The unified solution for library management and discovery allows faster and more qualitatively reliable provision of electronic resources in particular, because there are no longer any transformation or distribution data flows in which essential information may be corrupted or lost along the way. It’s significantly faster than what we experienced before.”
Dr. Klaus Ceynowa, Director General of the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek