Ex Libris Primo Sofia July 2013 Roman Piontek

Ex Libris Primo Sofia July 2013 Roman Piontek Key-Account Manager Ex Libris Ltd. , 2012 - Internal and Confidential 1

What users want: Primo Print Search Electronic 2 Digital

What users want: A single, unified discovery layer = Access to all resources, regardless of type or location 3

Different Material Types

Striving for Better Experience Useful Users can accomplish their goals Usable Users can easily perform tasks Desirable Users enjoy their experience Source: “Best Practices In User Experience(UX) Design” by Forrester Research http: //wwwimages. adobe. com/www. adobe. com/content/dam/Adobe/en/industryinsights/solution s/pdfs/Forrester_Best_Prac_In_User_Exp. pdf 5

“ Next generation catalog apps offer a mix of features: faceted navigation, keyword searching, relevancy-ranked search results, “did you mean? ” search revisions, item recommendations, RSS feeds, and mechanisms to collect and display user feedback. Marshall Breeding Vanderbilt University

Primo in a nutshell (1) “One stop Search” Simple & Intuitive “Find it & Get it” Front-End Solution Integration of All Libraries and Sources Full OPAC-Integration incl. User Account 7

Primo in a nutshell (2) Data and Interface Control (Web-Based “Back Office”) Scalability Expandability Documented APIs / Web Services Large Community 8

The Basics 9

What is Advanced Discovery ? Relevant Results Transformational Library-Driven 10

Broad Topic Searches 11

Broad Topic Searches: Competition 12

Known Item Searches 13

Example 1: Primo 14

Example 1: Competition 15

Example 2: Primo 16

Example 2: Competition 17

Example 3: Primo 18

Example 2: Competition 19

Scholar. Rank™ Query Match Item’s Value Score User Advanced Basic 20

Personalized Ranking 21

Personalized Ranking - Example 22

3 Additional Features 5 Users can share results into Facebook 1 Search by date range Users can add an entire page’s results to their e-shelf 2 4 Additional saving and sharing options—End. Note and Mendeley Sign in at the point of need 2323

Library-Driven Relevant Results Transformational 24

Primo Architecture Front End Indexing (Lucene) Back Office Normalisation (PNX) (Web Based) Back-End Systems 25

Library-Defined Ranking 26

Library-Defined Ranking 27

Consortial Usage Institution 1 Institution 2 Administration Institution 3

Patron Empowerment 29

Patron Empowerment 30

My Account 31

Saved Queries 32

Personal E-Shelf 33

Transformational Relevant Results Library-Driven 34

HTML, CSS, Java. Script. . . Primo Frontend(s) 35

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New Ways to Discover Information 37

b. X hot articles 38

Multiple Data Sources - EAD 39

Multiple Data Sources – Content Neutrality 40

Integration with Different Systems 41

Primo – Rosetta Live Sites 42

Mobile Interface Out-of-the-box Platform-agnostic 43

Map “Where to find? ” the book Search

New Arrivals Search

Suggestion List Search

Local Tabs Search

Summary: Advanced Discovery Relevant Results Library-Driven Transformational 48

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Primo Around the World >1900 in 6 Years 51

Primo In Action – New York University Average Number of Sessions per Day

Primo In Action – New York University Average Length of Session

Search response time (before and after Primo) Search 14 12 10 8 Before Primo After Primo 6 4 2 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12

Position within the results set Search 16 14 12 10 Before Primo 8 After Primo 6 4 2 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Thank You! 56