University libraries worldwide will be implementing a new best in class collection analytics service from ProQuest. Launched late last year, Intota™ Assessment provides tools that enable libraries to showcase the value of their collections and demonstrate return on investment for their collection budget. The company reported strong market response to this new service, reinforcing a solution strategy that addresses the pain points libraries face with collection management.
Familiar with Serials Solutions and ProQuest, these customers value the company's history and track record of service, innovation, and vision that supports the future for libraries. Choosing Intota Assessment addresses an immediate need for a simple and comprehensive collection assessment and analytics solution, that supports existing and emerging formats and resource types, plus flexibility to integrate with future services on the Intota platform.
The early adopters of Intota Assessment includes institutions such as: Charles Darwin University, Australia; Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, USA; Florida Institute of Technology, USA; Grand Valley State University, USA; Middlebury College, USA; Sabanci University, Turkey; University of Boras, Sweden; University of British Columbia, Canada; and University of Denver, USA.
Developed for comprehensive assessment of today's collections, Intota Assessment is a robust suite of business intelligence tools that makes it possible for library staff to focus on higher value services to their patrons. Using the library's historic circulation data, as well as qualitative data such as Books in Print®, Intota Assessment generates the evidence needed for data-driven collection decisions.
