[Eril-l] Tool for de-duping local ejournal holdings?

[Marcia Thomas]

 JSTOR might do this for you.  They have a tool that does something similar
for the purpose of de-duping local print collections.

Marcia Thomas
Illinois Wesleyan University
309-556-3808
mthomas at iwu.eu



On Fri, Mar 25, 2016 at 11:04 AM, Erin Gallagher <EGALLAGHER at rollins.edu>
wrote:

> Hello collective wisdom,
>
> We are exploring the possibility of subscribing to a couple of collections
> from JSTOR Arts & Sciences.  These collections include around 500 journals
> with varying coverage dates.  We assume that we have some level of coverage
> for some of these journals through various other packages and aggregators.
> Short of searching for each of them in our URMS and manually checking our
> coverage against JSTOR’s list, we are not aware of a way to handle this in
> batch.  Does anyone know of a tool or product that would allow us to upload
> a file of our ejournal holdings and a file of JSTOR’s holdings and then
> generate a report on duplication of coverage?  I know vendors can do this
> but I’ve never heard of such a thing for libraries.  We use Ex Libris’
> Alma/Primo.
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> Thank you in advance.
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> Erin
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> Erin Gallagher
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> Electronic Resources & Serials Librarian
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> Olin Library
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> Rollins College
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> 1000 Holt Avenue
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> Winter Park, FL 32789
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> *egallagher at rollins.edu <egallagher at rollins.edu>*
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> (407) 975-6431
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