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電子資源管理系統解析 - 架構於ERMI之上(Verde) AGENDA ERMs 定義 ERMi 的真實展現 – Verde ERM 與各相關系統交互運作 Verde – ERMI 的真實展現 Experience with ERMS in Libraries Quantitative studies about library budgets in 2000-2002 (e.g. PWC, Elsevier) Term ERM came in use First qualitative studies in 2004 and 2005 Libraries replace first generation in-house ERMs 2005 - First libraries to start working with Verde Basic ERM Data Elements Management of Complex e-Resource Environment Relationships Interfaces, Packages and their constituent parts Knowing which resources share the same interface, license terms, business terms… Information License permissions and constraints User IDs, passwords, administrative info Contacts for support and troubleshooting Cancellation restrictions, price caps, etc. Workflows Trials Renewals/cancellations Implementing access Notifying relevant staff What Verde Isn’t A bibliographic maintenance system A full scale acquisitions and payments system An OpenURL resolver An A-to-Z list provider A Public Access Catalog An Interlibrary Loan system A public interface However, Verde works with all of the above supplying ERM information to those applications Verde works with .. Doesn’t duplicate Verde Data Structure There are 5 types of e-Products e-Interface e-Package e-Constituent (e-journal, e-book) e-Standalone e-Print Vocabulary E-product: a general term for a product that is delivered electronically. E-products include: E-interface: the interface in which the product is delivered. Usually this is a web interface, but it can be a client or an application. E-constituent: a single e-journal or e-book. E-constituents are often collected by the publisher and sold as part of an e-package. E-package: One or more e-constituents that are sold as a single unit. E-standalone: An e-product that is sold by itself, not as part of an e-package. Example: an AI database E-print: In Verde, a printed product that is contractually tied to an e-package or an e-constituent An