Enhanced Repository Statistics
Usage statistics have been a major topic of discussion for institutional repositories for some time. And last year, a survey of DSpace repository… Read more »
Latest posts by Graham Triggs (see all)
- Enhanced Repository Statistics - 3rd February 2010
- More hertz, but less pain… and a wavering signal - 30th July 2008
- What You Get is more than What You See - 16th May 2008
More hertz, but less pain… and a wavering signal
Yes, I know it’s been a while since I’ve posted any updates. We haven’t really had anything major to announce for a while – lots of… Read more »
What You Get is more than What You See
Sorry, I’ve been neglecting you, haven’t I? Time for another update then, and this one is more WYSI than most (err, ok, I’ll stop the puns).… Read more »
Another day, another month, another feature
What better way to celebrate the last day of April than with another release of new features? (Yes, I can think of a few too, but you’ve got to be… Read more »
More PubMed integration in Open Repository
One of Open Repository’s most useful additions has been the ability to automatically retrieve metadata from PubMed given a PubMed ID. In the last couple… Read more »
How many, how fast?
No, I know I’m clearly not referring to the number of blog posts recently (unless the answer is very few, very slowly). So, what’s been happening in… Read more »
What happens when you try to get 400 people into 2 rooms?
Having survived Microsoft’s hospitality yesterday (and they were extremely hospitable, hence the reason most of those that were there are struggling), I… Read more »
Open Repository @ Open Repositories 2008
After saying a tearful farewell to Mark on Friday, the Open Repository team has picked itself up, dusted itself down – and run off to hide in Southampton… Read more »