Taking the guesswork out of business intelligence at Oxford University Press

 
December 2008

Oxford University Press wanted to increase their subscriber base. In order to do that, they needed to construct a more accurate picture of their current subscribers – and their non-subscribers. They turned to Journal Analysis Database Expanded to undertake a gap analysis that helped identify a core of non-subscribing institutions whose researchers were nevertheless contributing significant numbers of papers.

Journal Analysis Database Expanded is a new, customized database that provides the business intelligence necessary to inform decisions and direct future strategies. This intelligence uses citation data to specify who a journal’s subscribers are, what institution they are associated with, and which journals they are reading, citing, and submitting journals to.

In a new case study, you can read how Oxford University Press used this information to conduct a targeted analysis of their journals’ market penetration and potential.

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