[Mcls-print-storage] MI-SPI 2.0: Survey Overview & Gold Rush Recommendation (Response Needed)

[Patrick Armatis]

Hello Sarah,

UM-Dearborn is on board with moving ahead with MI-SPI and Goldrush.

-Patrick

On Tue, Nov 19, 2024 at 2:49 PM Bruce Sarjeant via Mcls-print-storage <
mcls-print-storage at mcls.org> wrote:

> Hello Sarah
>
> NMU is on board with moving ahead with MI-SPI and GoldRush.
>
> On Wed, Oct 23, 2024 at 8:55 AM Stephanie Davis via Mcls-print-storage <
> mcls-print-storage at mcls.org> wrote:
>
>>
>> *Greetings MI-SPI 2.0 Members! Today’s email has two purposes: *One, to
>> provide an overview of the MI-SPI 2.0 Summer Survey findings and two, to
>> share the Steering Committee’s recommendation for MI-SPI libraries to move
>> to Gold Rush. Let’s start with the survey summary.
>>
>>    - *MI-SPI 2.0 Summer Survey Results*
>>
>>
>>    - Attached is a spreadsheet with the survey data. The tabs show the
>>       data by survey section.
>>       - Also attached the survey questionnaire for reference.
>>
>>
>>    - *MI-SPI 2.0 Summer Survey Summary *(also attached)
>>
>> *Based on the findings of the survey, and follow-up discussion at the
>> most recent Steering Committee meeting, the MI-SPI 2.0 Steering Committee
>> recommends the group move retention data to Gold Rush. The cost for making
>> the move is $900 per library for institutions with up to 1 million records.
>> *This is a yearly charge. Moving retention records to Gold Rush gives
>> libraries access to the group data for assessment and comparison. While all
>> retention data for each participating library has been saved, there is
>> currently no way for libraries to review, compare and work with the group
>> data. Visit the Gold Rush <https://coalliance.org/about-gold-rush>
>> website for more information. Along with discussing Gold Rush, the option
>> of moving MI-SPI 2.0 from MCLS to the Eastern Academic Scholars’ Trust
>> (EAST) was considered by the Steering Committee. One benefit to moving
>> to Gold Rush is that it would enable MI-SPI to align with EAST
>> <https://eastlibraries.org/> <https://eastlibraries.org/>more seamlessly
>> in the future if that is a direction the group wishes to explore. We can
>> schedule a meeting with EAST staff so the MI-SPI community can learn more
>> about how other statewide/consortial groups work with EAST. For now, the
>> focus is on moving data to Gold Rush.
>>
>>
>>
>> *Please share if your library supports the Steering Committee
>> recommendation that MI-SPI 2.0 libraries move data to Gold Rush. The date
>> for responding is November 22, 2024. Once we know the libraries interested
>> in making the move, a session with Gold Rush will be scheduled.*
>>
>> As you probably know, I am retiring on November 1, 2024. The new MCLS
>> eLicensing and Collection Resources (eLCR) Manager, Sarah Beaubien, will
>> lead MI-SPI moving forward. Sarah’s experience with MI-SPI during her
>> tenure at Grand Valley State University is a great asset and will serve the
>> group well! It has been a pleasure working with MI-SPI 2.0 over the past
>> five years and I wish the group continued success.
>>
>> Sincerely,
>>
>>
>> *Stephanie D. Davis, M.S./M.B.A *Associate Director
>> Midwest Collaborative for Library Services
>> 517-489-4577
>> daviss at mcls.org <daviss at mcls.org%0b>
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Patrick Armatis
Mardigian Library
University of Michigan-Dearborn
313.593.5564
parmatis at umich.edu <parmatis at umd.umich.edu>

https://library.umd.umich.edu
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