Brief Order Records for CDL Acquisitions

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Status

Decided

Description

CDL Acquisitions needs the ability to create brief bibs in the network zone in order to create orders for consortial resources to account for various scenarios.

Decision summary

CDL Acquisitions will create a brief bibliographic record for ordering when appropriate.

Owning group

CDLNZ-PT

Approver

CDLNZ-PT, Resource Management OST

Consulted

Resource Management OST

Informed

Acquisitions OST, E-Resources OST

Decision-making process

CDLNZ-PT will provide sample record for Resource Management to review and approve.

Target decision date

Feb 14, 2023

Date decided

Mar 29, 2023

Background

Excluding a few exceptions, Resource Management requires all NZ bibliographic records to include OCLC numbers. It is common practice at the institutional zone level to create brief bib records for use in ordering. However, they are not shared with the network zone per policy. Because CDL Acquisitions works exclusively in the network zone, any brief bib records they create for orders must be in the network zone. Requiring CDL Acquisitions to wait for full bibliographic records or network zone inventory could frequently delay creating orders in Alma. The lack of timely order records would impact CDL Shared Collections' financial reports to campuses.

Recommendation

When necessary, CDL Acquisitions will create a brief suppressed bibliographic record for ordering.

Ordering off Network Zone Inventory will likely occur when:

  • A matching collection already exists in the Community Zone

  • There is a 1:1 relationship between the electronic collection and order

  • There is an easy grouping of e-inventory with an order

Possible scenarios for ordering off a brief bib include:

  • E-Inventory in the CZ is insufficient or unavailable at the time of order

  • E-Inventory requires review or augmentation

  • No inventory is purchased, for example Aeon

  • Order includes many different collections, particularly when lumped into one payment by the vendor or by the recharge process.

  • Other misc scenarios as proscribed by CDL workflow

Process

When creating a brief order bib, CDL Acquisitions will use a brief record template prefaced by CDL ACQ. The 035 field will be left blank. 590 fields would include:

  • “This record is for CDL Acquisitions use only with no OCLC# and suppressed. NO IZ editing. Do NOT use for cataloging.”

  • “Use this record for both NZ and IZ POLs” .

Any all-caps fields will be replaced with relevant information. After all required information has been entered, a norm rule will be run that would remove any unedited all-caps fields. Each record will be suppressed from discovery and set to “Don’t Publish” to Worldcat.

Template:

Example Record:

 

Impact

Stakeholder group

Impact

Stakeholder group

Impact

Resource Management

The network zone will include some brief bibliographic records that do not have OCLC numbers. These will be viewable in Alma but not Primo VE.

CDL Shared Collections staff

Allowing the creation of brief bib records will support CDL Acquisitions workflows when creating order records.

Local bibliographic data (5XX-9XX) - RM-CMOS has set aside MARC fields 927-929 for CDL Acquisitions' use.

Action Log

Action/Point Person

Expected Completion Date

Notes

Status

Action/Point Person

Expected Completion Date

Notes

Status

CDLNZ-PT

01/31/2023

CDLNZ Review draft decision page and send to Resource Management OST for review.

 

Resource Management

02/09/2023

Provide feedback to CDLNZ

 

CDLNZ-PT

02/21/2023

Incorporate feedback and finalize decision.

 

Resource Management

02/28/2023

Request feedback on updated page.

 

CDLNZ-PT

03/01/2023

Inform Acq and e-Resource OST

 

CDLNZ-PT

6/21/2023

Added related RM-CMOS decision page.

 

 

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