@mragucci If you must sit through a business meeting, prep a tick sheet of business jargon and then tick as you go. CAGR, Forecast, Budget, KPI, Pipeline, Q1, etc. Makes it more fun.
I presented to about 30 institutions at the Upstate NY Science Librarians Conference last October. My poll question: If terms seemed fair, would you favor joining a transformational agreement? 50% yes, 50% maybe. 0% no.
I read that Cornell, Princeton and my Middlebury closed the doors, encouraged everyone to leave, and finished online due to Omicron. If this can happen in rural Vermont, it can happen anywhere.
@librarianmegs My offense, to which I confess, is to very occasionally send an e-mail to more people than necessary. But I need to be desperate to do so. And no rudeness!
Cybercrime threatens the entire scholarly ecosystem. Join the free STM Spring Conference on the 28th April to hear about the challenges of protecting library and institutional networks
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I'll share my thoughts on Qs we should consider as we examine our usage reports joining @lyconrad on understanding user journeys, and @RWBoissy w a publisher perspective.
Join us March 25th at 11am eastern for The State of Science Journalism: A Conversation with Laura Helmuth, Editor-in-Chief of Scientific American. Register: https://t.co/vQJ0CBmCWt
I just subscribed to The Geyser — Hot Takes & Deep Thinking on the Info Economy https://t.co/qvmr2xzpTY
Kent Anderson seems to be the one person that can stop an information industry conference dead. In a good way.
@RickyPo@vestager@SylvieVullioud So at the end of the day the OA availability is less important than the path taken to the OA availability? I respectfully disagree.
What is the open access effect on eBooks? 7x more downloads in year 1 than equivalent non-OA eBook. 50% higher citations in 4 year period than equivalent non-OA eBook. Download the whitepaper. https://t.co/bhL9IQWAG1 https://t.co/ElZ5SAZ8MM