Corporate Library Benchmarks 2002-2003 : Market Research Report

Corporate Library Benchmarks 2002-2003

Published by: Primary Research Group

Published: Jul. 1, 2002 - 136 Pages

Characteristics Of The Companies In The Sample
Nature Of The Companies In The Sample
Summary Of Select Main Findings
Purchases Of Content
Free-Trials Of Databases
Delivery Of Journal Articles
Use Of Cd-Rom Databases
The Library In Management's Eyes
Library Use Of Emerging Web-Based Information Services
Print /Electronic Journals
Cataloging
Site Licenses For Content
Books/Directories
Librarian's Time And Patron Management
Summary Comparison Of Corporate Library Content Spending In 2001 And 2002
Chapter 1 - Library Content Budget
Chapter 2 - Database Acquisition Decision-Making
Chapter 3 - Electronic Document Delivery Services
Chapter 4 - CD-ROM
Chapter 5 - Help For Virtual Users
Chapter 6 - User Demographics
Chapter 7 - Use Of Emerging Web-Based Information Services & Research Practices
Chapter 8 - Print Journals
Chapter 9 - Electronic Journals
Chapter 10 - Photocopying Machines
Chapter 11 - Cataloging
Chapter 12 - Intranet & Other Content Site Licenses
Chapter 13 - Books
Chapter 14 - Maps & Other Topographical Information
Chapter 15 - Directories
Chapter 16 - Audio-Video
Chapter 17 - Remote User Practices
Other Reports Of Potential Interest From Primary Research Group Inc.

List Of Tables

Table #1: Companies In The Sample, Broken Out By Company Size
Table #2: Companies In The Sample, Broken Out By Industry Type
Table #3: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Increased, Decreased Or Maintained Stable Spending (In $, U.S.) On Copyright Content In 2002
Table #4: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Increased, Decreased Or Maintained Stable Spending (In $, U.S.) On Copyright Content In 2002, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #5: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Increased, Decreased Or Maintained Stable Spending (In $, U.S.) On Copyright Content In 2002, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #6: Spending (In $, U.S.) On Digital Content, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #7: Spending (In $, U.S.) On Digital Content, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #8: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Library Spending (In $, U.S.) On All Forms Of Digital Information 2002
Table #9: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Library Spending (In $, U.S.) On All Forms Of Digital Information 2002, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #10: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Library Spending (In $, U.S.) On All Forms Of Digital Information 2002, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #11: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Digital Spending Accounted For By Flat Rate Contracts With Major Commercial Online Services Such As Thomson, Dow Jones, Reuters, Dialog, Lexis-Nexis Or Bloomberg
Table #12: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Digital Spending Accounted For By Flat Rate Contracts With Major Commercial Online Services Such As Thomson, Dow Jones, Reuters, Dialog, Lexis-Nexis Or Bloomberg, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #13: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Digital Spending Accounted For By Flat Rate Contracts With Major Commercial Online Services Such As Thomson, Dow Jones, Reuters, Dialog, Lexis-Nexis Or Bloomberg, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #14: Library Staff Assessment Of Value For The Money Of Fees For Major Commercial Online Services
Table #15: Library Staff Assessment Of Value For The Money Of Fees For Major Commercial Online Services, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #16: Library Staff Assessment Of Value For The Money For Fees For Major Commercial Online Services, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #17: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Database Subscriptions Examined In The Past Year On A Free Trial Basis
Table #18: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Database Subscriptions Examined In The Past Year On A Free Trial Basis, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #19: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Database Subscriptions Examined In The Past Year On A Free Trial Basis, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #20: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Databases Examined To Which Paid Access Was Subsequently Acquired In The Past Year
Table #21: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Database Examined To Which Access Was Subsequently Acquired In The Past Year, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #22: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Databases Examined To Which Access Was Subsequently Acquired In The Past Year, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #23: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Database Subscriptions That Libraries In The Sample Canceled In The Past Year
Table #24: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Database Subscriptions That Libraries In The Sample Canceled In The Past Year, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #25: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Database Subscriptions That Libraries In The Sample Canceled In The Past Year, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Able #26: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Database Subscriptions That Libraries In The Sample Canceled In The Past Year Due To Increase In The Cost Of The Database
Table #27: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Database Subscriptions That Libraries In The Sample Canceled In The Past Year Due To Increase In The Cost Of The Database, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #28: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Database Subscriptions That Libraries In The Sample Canceled In The Past Year Due To Increase In The Cost Of The Database, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #29: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Database Subscriptions That Libraries In The Sample Canceled In The Past Year Due To Insufficient Use
Table #30: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Database Subscriptions That Libraries In The Sample Canceled In The Past Year Due To Insufficient Use, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #31: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Database Subscriptions That Libraries In The Sample Canceled In The Past Year Due To Insufficient Use, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #32: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Provide Journal Articles Through Inter-Library Loan Requests
Table #33: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Provide Journal Articles Through Inter-Library Loan Request, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #34: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Provide Journal Articles Through Inter-Library Loan Requests, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #35: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Provide Journal Articles Through Electronic Document Delivery Services
Table #36: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Provide Journal Articles Through Electronic Document Delivery Services, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #37: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Provide Journal Articles Through Electronic Document Delivery Services, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #38: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Provide Journal Articles Through Traditional Paper Or Fax-Based Document Delivery Services
Table #39: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Provide Journal Articles Through Traditional Paper Or Fax-Based Document Delivery Services, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #40: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Provide Journal Articles Through Traditional Document Delivery Services, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #41: Change In Usage Of Overall Document Delivery Service Over The Past Two Years
Table #42: Change In Usage Of Overall Document Delivery Service Over The Past Two Years, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #43: Percentage Change In Usage Of Overall Document Delivery Service Over The Past Two Years, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #44: Extent To Which The Libraries Subsidize Document Delivery Service For Their Primary Clientele
Table #45: Extent To Which The Libraries Subsidize Document Delivery Service For Their Primary Clientele, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #46: Extent To Which The Libraries Subsidize Document Delivery Service For Their Primary Clientele, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #47: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Subscriptions To Cd-Rom Databases Held By The Libraries In The Sample
Table #48: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Subscriptions To Cd-Rom Databases Held By The Libraries In The Sample, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #49: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Subscriptions To Cd-Rom Databases Held By The Libraries In The Sample, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample 46
Table #50: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) On Cd-Rom Database Licenses In 2002, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #51: Cd Rom Spending (In $, U.S.), Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #52: Cd Rom Spending (In $, U.S.), 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #53: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Librarian Work Time Spent On Attending Individuals Not In The Library That Are Using Remote Databases And Services Offered By The Library
Table #54: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Librarian Work Time Spent On Attending Individuals Not In The Library That Are Using Remote Databases And Services Offered By The Library, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #55: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Librarian Work Time Spent On Attending Individuals Not In The Library That Are Using Remote Databases And Services Offered By The Library, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #56: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Monitor Unique Visits To The Library Web Page
Table #57: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Monitor Unique Visits To The Library Web Page, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #58: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Monitor Unique Visits To The Library Web Page, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #59: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Monthly Visits That Library Web Pages Receive
Table #60: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Monthly Visits That Library Web Pages Receive, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #61: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Monthly Visits That Library Web Pages Receive, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #62: What Is Growing Faster -- The Library's Content Budget Or The Content Budgets Of Other Major Information Consuming Departments? - Responses Of Participants
Table #63: What Is Growing Faster -- The Library's Content Budget Or The Content Budgets Of Other Major Information Consuming Departments? - Responses Of Participants, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #64: What Is Growing Faster -- The Library's Content Budget Or The Content Budgets Of Other Major Information Consuming Departments? - Responses Of Participants, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #65: The Attitude Of Management Concerning The Future Of The Library
Table #66: The Attitude Of Management Concerning The Future Of The Library, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #67: The Attitude Of Management Concerning The Future Of The Library, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #68: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Northern Light
Table #69: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Northern Light, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #70: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Northern Light, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #71: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Netlibrary
Table #72: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Netlibrary, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #73: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Netlibrary, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #74: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Hoovers Online
Table #75: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Hoovers Online, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #76: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Hoovers Online, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #77: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Ebrary
Table #78: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Ebrary, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #79: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Ebrary, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #80: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Findarticles.Com
Table #81: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Findarticles.Com, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #82: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Findarticles.Com, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #83: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Books 24x7
Table #84: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Books 24x7, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #85: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Books 24x7, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #86: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Ingenta
Table #87: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Ingenta, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #88: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Ingenta, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #89: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Infotrieve
Table #90: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Infotrieve, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #91: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Infotrieve, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #92: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Newsletteronline.Com
Table #93: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Newsletteronline.Com, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #94: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Newsletteronline.Com, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #95: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Marketresearch.Com
Table #96: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Marketresearch.Com, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #97: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Marketresearch.Com, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #98: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Mindbranch.Com
Table #99: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Mindbranch.Com, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #100: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Frequently Use Mindbranch.Com, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #101: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Print Subscriptions To Journals That The Libraries Maintained In 2002
Table #102: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Print Subscriptions To Journals That The Libraries Maintained In 2002, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #103: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Print Subscriptions To Journals That The Libraries Maintained In 2002, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #104: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) On Print Subscriptions To Journals In 2001
Table #105: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) On Print Subscriptions To Journals In 2001, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #106: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) On Print Subscriptions To Journals In 2001, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #107: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) On Print Subscriptions To Journals In 2002
Table #108: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) On Print Subscriptions To Journals In 2002, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #109: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) On Print Subscriptions To Journals In 2002, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #110: Number Of Print Subscriptions To Journals Maintained, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #111: Number Of Print Subscriptions To Journals Maintained, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #112: Spending (In $, U.S.) On Print Subscriptions To Journals, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #113: Spending (In $, U.S.) On Print Subscriptions To Journals, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #114: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) On Electronic Subscriptions To Journals In 2002
Table #115: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) On Electronic Subscriptions To Journals In 2002, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #116: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) On Electronic Subscriptions To Journals In 2002, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #117: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Electronic Subscriptions To Journals That The Libraries Maintained In 2002
Table #118: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Electronic Subscriptions To Journals That The Libraries Maintained In 2002, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #119: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Electronic Subscriptions To Journals That The Libraries Maintained In 2002, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #120: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Subscriptions To Electronic Journals Maintained By The Libraries In The Sample That Require Subscription Fees
Table #121: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Subscriptions To Electronic Journals Maintained By The Libraries In The Sample That Require Subscription Fees, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #122: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Subscriptions To Electronic Journals Maintained By The Libraries In The Sample That Require Subscription Fees, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #123: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Subscriptions To Electronic Journals With No Print Counterpart That Libraries Subscribed To In 2002
Table #124: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Subscriptions To Electronic Journals With No Print Counterpart That Libraries Subscribed To In 2002, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #125: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Subscriptions To Electronic Journals With No Print Counterpart That Libraries Subscribed To In 2002, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #126: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) On Subscriptions To Electronic-Only Journals In The Last Year
Table #127: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) On Subscriptions To Electronic-Only Journals In The Last Year, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #128: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) On Subscriptions To Electronic-Only Journals In The Last Year, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #129: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Print Journals To Which The Libraries Subscribe That Offer Free Access To Electronic Versions Of The Journal
Table #130: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Print Journals To Which The Libraries Subscribe That Offer Free Access To Electronic Versions Of The Journal, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #131: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Print Journals To Which The Libraries Subscribe That Offer Free Access To Electronic Versions Of The Journal, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #132: Spending (In $, U.S.) On Electronic Journals, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #133: Spending (In $, U.S.) On Electronic Journals, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #134: Electronic Journals Subscribed To With No Print-Counterpart, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #135: Electronic Journals Subscribed To With No Print-Counterpart, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #136: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Photocopy Machines That The Libraries In The Sample Maintained For Patron Use In 2002
Table #137: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Photocopy Machines That The Libraries In The Sample Maintained For Patron Use In 2002, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #138: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Photocopy Machines That The Libraries In The Sample Maintained For Patron Use In 2002, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #139: Number Of Photocopying Machines Maintained For Patron Use, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #140: Number Of Photocopying Machines Maintained For Patron Use, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #141: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Switched Online Catalogs In The Past Three Years
Table #142: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Switched Online Catalogs In The Past Three Years, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #143: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Switched Online Catalogs In The Past Three Years, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #144: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) On Products, Equipment And Services Related To Online Cataloging By Libraries In The Sample 2001, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #145: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) On Products, Equipment And Services Related To Online Cataloging By Libraries In The Sample 2001, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #146: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Original Cataloging Performed In-House
Table #147: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Original Cataloging Performed In-House, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #148: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Original Cataloging Performed In-House, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #149: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Copy Cataloging Performed In-House
Table #150: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Copy Cataloging Performed In-House, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #151: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Copy Cataloging Performed In-House, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #152: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Budgets Of The Cataloging Department For The Libraries In The Sample In The Last Year
Table #153: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Budgets Of The Cataloging Department For The Libraries In The Sample In The Last Year, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #154: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Budgets Of The Cataloging Department For The Libraries In The Sample In The Last Year, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #155: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Original Cataloging That Libraries Outsource
Table #156: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Original Cataloging That Libraries Outsource, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #157: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Original Cataloging That Libraries Outsource, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #158: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Copy Cataloging That Libraries Outsource
Table #159: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Copy Cataloging That Libraries Outsource, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #160: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Copy Cataloging That Libraries Outsource, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #161: Percentage Of Libraries That Have Electronic Site Licenses For Market Research Reports
Table #162: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Have Electronic Site Licenses For Market Research Reports, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #163: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Have Electronic Site Licenses For Market Research Reports, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #164: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Have Electronic Site Licenses For Scholarly Or Professional Journals
Table #165: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Have Electronic Site Licenses For Scholarly Or Professional Journals, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #166: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Have Electronic Site Licenses For Scholarly Or Professional Journals, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #167: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Have Electronic Site Licenses For Magazines And Newspapers
Table #168: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Have Electronic Site Licenses For Magazines And Newspapers, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #169: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Have Electronic Site Licenses For Magazines And Newspapers, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #170: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Have Electronic Site Licenses For Directories And Reference Books
Table #171: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Have Electronic Site Licenses For Directories And Reference Books, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #172: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Have Electronic Site Licenses For Directories And Reference Books, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #173: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Have Electronic Site Licenses For Professional Books
Table #174: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Have Electronic Site Licenses For Professional Books, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #175: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Have Electronic Site Licenses For Professional Books, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #176: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of The Company's Site Licenses Of Content Paid For Out Of The Library Budget
Table #177: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of The Company's Site Licenses Of Content Paid For Out Of The Library Budget, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #178: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of The Company's Site Licenses Of Content Paid For Out Of The Library Budget, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #179: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) For Traditional Print Books In 2002
Table #180: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) For Traditional Print Books In 2002, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #181: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) For Traditional Print Books In 2002, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #182: Inc/Dec Of Demand For Print Books From Patrons In The Past Two Years
Table #183: Inc/Dec Of Demand For Print Books From Patrons In The Past Two Years, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #184 Inc/Dec Of Demand For Print Books From Patrons In The Past Two Years, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #185 Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Books Ordered Through Websites As A Percentage Of Total Print Books Ordered Directly By The Library
Table #186: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Books Ordered Through Websites As A Percentage Of Total Print Books Ordered Directly By The Library, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #187: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Books Ordered Through Websites As A Percentage Of Total Print Books Ordered Directly By The Library, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #188: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) For E-Books Or Electronic Site Licenses For Books
Table #189: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) For E-Books Or Electronic Site Licenses For Books, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #190: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) For E-Books Or Electronic Site Licenses For Books, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #191: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Are Considering The Purchase Of An E-Book In The Upcoming Two Years
Table #192: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Are Considering The Purchase Of An E-Book In The Upcoming Two Years, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #193: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Are Considering The Purchase Of An E-Book In The Upcoming Two Years, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #194: Spending (In $, U.S.) For Traditional Print Books, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #195: Spending (In $, U.S.) For Traditional Print Books, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #196: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) By The Libraries In The Sample On Maps And Other Topographical Information In 2002
Table #197: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) By The Libraries In The Sample On Maps And Other Topographical Information In 2002, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #198: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) By The Libraries In The Sample On Maps And Other Topographical Information In 2002, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #199: Spending (In $, U.S.) On Maps And Other Topographical Information, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #200: Spending (In $, U.S.) On Maps And Other Topographical Information, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #201: Spending (In $, U.S.) On Subscriptions To Directories In Print Form, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #202: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) By The Libraries In The Sample For Subscriptions To Directories In Print Form In 2002
Table #203: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) By The Libraries In The Sample For Subscriptions To Directories In Print Form In 2002, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #204: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) By The Libraries In The Sample For Subscriptions To Directories In Print Form In 2002, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #205: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) By The Libraries In The Sample On Subscriptions To Directories In Electronic Form In 2002
Table #206: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) By The Libraries In The Sample On Subscriptions To Directories In Electronic Form In 2002, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #207: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) By The Libraries In The Sample On Subscriptions To Directories In Electronic Form In 2002, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #208: Spending (In $, U.S.) On Subscriptions To Directories In Print Form, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #209: Spending (In $, U.S.) For Subscriptions To Directories In Print Form, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #210: Spending (In $, U.S.) For Subscriptions To Directories In Electronic Form, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #211: Spending (In $, U.S.) For Subscriptions To Directories In Electronic Form, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #212: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) By The Libraries In The Sample On Audio-Video Materials In 2002
Table #213: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) By The Libraries In The Sample On Audio-Video Materials In 2002, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #214: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Spending (In $, U.S.) By The Libraries In The Sample On Audio-Video Materials In 2002, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #215: Spending (In $, U.S.) For Audio-Video Equipment, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #216: Spending (In $, U.S.) For Audio-Video Equipment, 2001 And 2002 Compared, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #217: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Visitors The Library Receives At Its Physical Location On A Typical Business Day
Table #218: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Visitors The Library Receives At Its Physical Location On A Typical Business Day, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #219: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Number Of Visitors The Library Receives At Its Physical Location On A Typical Business Day, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #220: Percentage Of Libraries Reporting Increase, Decrease Or No Change In Number Of Visitors To The Library In The Past Two Years
Table #221: Percentage Of Libraries Reporting Increase, Decrease Or No Change In Number Of Visitors To The Library In The Past Two Years, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #222: Percentage Of Libraries Reporting Increase, Decrease Or No Change In Number Of Visitors To The Library In The Past Two Years, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #223: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample In Which Corporate Library Personnel Moved On To Other Positions In The Corporation Over The Past Two Years
Table #224: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample In Which Corporate Library Personnel Moved On To Other Positions In The Corporation Over The Past Two Years, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #225: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample In Which Corporate Library Personnel Moved On To Other Positions In The Corporation Over The Past Two Years, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #226: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Library Staff Time Spent Helping Library Patrons And Clients Outside The Physical Library
Table #227: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Library Staff Time Spent Helping Library Patrons And Clients Outside The Physical Library, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #228: Mean, Median, Minimum & Maximum Percentage Of Library Staff Time Spent Helping Library Patrons And Clients Outside The Physical Library, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample
Table #229: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Participated In A Formal Knowledge Management Program
Table #230: Percentage Of Libraries In The Sample That Participated In A Formal Knowledge Management Program, Broken Out By Type Of Industry
Table #231: Percentage Of Libraries That Participated In A Formal Knowledge Management Program, Broken Out By Total Sales Of The Companies In The Sample

Abstract

Corporate library benchmarks presents detailed data derived from a sample of 70 (estimated) corporate and other business libraries. Data is broken out by type of industry for easier benchmarking. The following information categories are covered: print books, e-books, electronic journals, print journals, CD-ROM, commercial online services, web-based databases, print directories, electronic directories, maps, audio-video materials, document delivery services, as well as use of particular information services such as Hoovers, NetLibrary, Northern Light, Infotrieve and many others. Tracks use of site licenses for market research, scholarly and professional journals, magazines and newspapers, professional books, and directories and reference books. Covers major corporate library policy issues relating to database selection, content budget determination, assistance for virtual library users, cataloging, integration of knowledge management programs, cost sharing with other departments, library subsidy of other information using departments, and trends in the number of physical and virtual "visitors" to the library. Participants also point out the heaviest users of the corporate library by department, and track company management attitudes towards the corporate library and its perceived contribution or organizational success.

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Corporate Library Benchmarks 2002-2003

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