3 Cs And Acquisitions

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    1. Cooperation, Communication, and Collaboration Randle Gedeon Monographic Acquisitions and Gifts Librarian Western Michigan University MLC Technical Services Conference, 2008 Lansing, Michigan
    2. Goals
      • Reassign Coordinator duties
      • Consolidate vendors/ orders
      • Improve workflow between Monographic Acquisitions and Cataloging
    3. Efficiencies
      • PromptCat with Blackwell North America Approval, Firm and Form Books
      • Vendor provided brief order records
      • BNA and Emery-Pratt
      • EDI Invoicing
      • BNA and Emery-Pratt
      • Goal: Expedite books to shelf, automate functions, and reduce staff time
    4. Background
      • Monograph Expenditures
      • 2006-2007: $1,026,384
      • Blackwell and Emery-Pratt
      • $913,506 (89%)
      • Blackwell primary approval vendor
      • Emery-Pratt primary outlet for firm orders
    5. Further Background
      • 2006-2007 Totals:
      • 9,739 approval books
      • 7,218 form books
      • 4,108 firm orders
      • Two staff for ordering and receiving
      • Lost coordinator position 6/30/07
    6. Order of Events
      • PromptCat for approvals
      • Brief order records for BNA forms & firms
      • Brief order records for Emery-Pratt
      • PromptCat for forms & firms
      • Done in stages over the course of a year
    7. PromptCat
      • Typical weekly shipment 350 books
      • File and report available upon shipment
      • Major time savings seen in fast cataloging and invoicing
      • Most books on shelf in a week
      • Target established at 80% expedited processing
    8. PromptCat Realities
      • Approval books - 73% to processing
      • Form books – 63% to processing
      • Titles can be held up in Acquisitions and Cataloging for a variety of reasons
      • Retrain student assistants into fast catalogers
      • Places heavier burden on physical processing to keep books moving
    9. Vendor Brief Order Records
      • Blackwell came first, Emery-Pratt second
      • Bibliographic records are required for purchase orders
      • Major time savings – system generated purchase orders
      • Request records from vendors, still place orders when no record is wanted
      • Manual PO’s down to 11%
    10. Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) Invoicing
      • PromptCat pulls invoicing data into Voyager
      • Major time savings – system created invoices, rather than manually created
      • Approvals – approve PO, invoice created
      • Forms – system created (20-25 items)
      • Invoice data input in days instead of months
      • Reduction in student hours
    11. Final Thoughts
      • Definite advantages
      • Expedited ordering
      • Real time invoicing data
      • Most books on the shelf in a week
      • Other fallout
      • Student turnover and training
      • cataloging and physical processing
    12. Contact Information
      • E-mail
        • [email_address]
      • Phone
        • (269) 387-5227

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