BioOne Eight Years Strong · ¥Biodiversity Heritage Library Project Ð 10 museums, libraries & research institutes Ð 1.31 million pages of published literature; 327 titles Ð Available

BioOne

Eight Years Strong

2008 AIBS Annual Meeting

AIBS Annual MeetingMay 14, 2008

Mission-based, collaborative-focused

BioOne’s missionmission is to

work collectivelycollectively to preserve

cost-effectivecost-effective access to

qualityquality scientific literature published by

not-for-profit organizations.

Overview


Overview

Collaborative Delivery of Electronic Resources

Founding Partners:

American Institute ofBiological Sciences

Allen Press

Greater Western LibraryAlliance

Scholarly Publishing &Academic ResourcesCoalition

University of Kansas

Other Partners:

Portico

LOCKSS

JSTOR

CrossRef

National Information Standards

Organization

Amigos Library Services

ProQuest

Open Archives Initiative

The Charlesworth Group


Overview

• Biodiversity Heritage Library Project– 10 museums, libraries & research institutes

– 1.31 million pages of published literature; 327 titles

– Available Open Access museum libraries, botanicallibraries, and research institutions

• Encyclopedia of Life– Database for 1.8 million species

• National Science Digital Library

Linked to and Interoperable with other

innovative not-for-profit projects


BioOne 2008

High-Impact Biology Journals in 3 Collections

!143 total journals

!BioOne.1 = 86 journals

!BioOne.2 = 49 journals

!BioOne Open Access = 8 journals

•102 publishers from around the world

•500,000 pages

•64,000 articles


BioOne 2008

Average title age 53 56 26 53

Non-US based titles 6 12 0 18

% of total 7.0% 24.5% 0.0% 12.6%

ISI ranked 72 21 2 95

% of total 83.7% 42.9% 25.0% 66.4%

B1.1 B1.2 B1OA All

BioOne Collection Statistics


BioOne 2008

BioOne Collection Statistics

Available in JSTOR 65 1 1 67

% of total 75.6% 2.0% 12.5% 46.9%

Available in BHL 7 10 0 17

% of total 8.1% 20.4% 0.0% 13.1%

Current content available

electronically only on B1 28 28 1 57

% of total 32.6% 57.1% 12.5% 39.9%

SRMP participants 50 25 0 75% of total 58.1% 51.0% 0.0% 57.7%

Member Access

participants 11 7 0 18

B1.1 B1.2 B1OA All


BioOne 2008

BioOne’s Authors Represent 91% of

World’s 195 Countries

64% US Authors

36% Authors beyond US


Progress

Income Growth by Year

(with % increase over prior year)


Progress

! BioOne.1 = average check $25,019

29% increase over 2006

! BioOne.2 = average check $5,586

! 11.5 million hits

20% increase over 2006

2007 BioOne Royalties


Progress

Average Net Royalty per Publication 2001-07


Progress

Price per Title to Subscribing Libraries


Progress

“This thing (BioOne) is really working,

isn't it?”

Gerald Esch, Editor, Journal of Parasitology

4/1/08, following distribution of the 2007 Royalty Revenue checks


Migration

Migration: A Community Effort


Not the First, Nor the LastNot the First, Nor the Last

Migration


Migration

2005-2006 Migration

SGML " XML


Migration

Step 1 : RFP for Platform Hosting & Service

Step 2 : Architectural & Functional Overhaul

Step 3 : Data Migration

Step 4 : Alpha Testing

Step 5 : Beta Testing

Step 6 : Promotion & Training


Migration

BioOne’s New Look & Feel

With thanks to the creative team at Bremmer & Goris Communications


Migration


Migration


Migration

New Features and Benefits for Publishers

• RightsConnect

• Self-Administerable Society and Publication pages

• Easy-to-use Admin Panel featuring granular usage

reporting

• Rotating or time-metered society & paid

advertisements

• Multi-part articles (obituaries, book reviews, etc.)

and content versioning


Migration

• Athens authentication

• Automated deposits to Portico & LOCKSS

• Toll-free linking

• Delivery of MARC metadata

• COUNTER database report

• Interface institutional branding (logo, welcome message)

• Z39.50

• Access control via IP geo-location

• Sophisticated library administration panel with improved

usage reporting

New Features and Benefits for Libraries


Migration

• Toll-free reference linking between BioOne journals

• Prominent search links to BHL and other resources

• E-alerts for new issues, search terms, or citations

• Most-cited and most-popular articles

• Easy reference export to multiple citation managers

• Google search extensions, search figure & table

captions, highlight search terms

New Features for Students & Researchers


Migration

• January 6, 2009

• Full Launch with no platform overlap &

seamless redirect

Step 7


“The BioOne experience is important because it attempts

to take into account the connections between various

agents in the chain of scholarly communication. BioOne’s

vision is fundamentally ecological: none of these agents

can flourish without the others, and the most sustainable

model is one that seeks the success of them all.”

-- Richard Fyffe and David Shulenburger, “Economics as if Science Mattered:The BioOne Business Model and the Transformation of Scholarly Publishing,”Library Collections, Acquisitions, & Technical Services 26.2 (2002): 231-39.

BioOne


Thank you!

Lauren Kane

Susi Skomal

Mark Kurtz

BioOne Staff

Documents

BioOne Eight Years Strong · ¥Biodiversity Heritage Library Project Ð 10 museums, libraries & research institutes Ð 1.31 million pages of published literature; 327 titles Ð Available