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Real time analysis in Mendeley Institutional Edition

One of the key benefits of the Mendeley Institutional Edition is that it can give you an immediate insight into the reading behavior and patterns of your institution’s researchers. Within seconds you can get an in-depth look at some key statistics, including which journals your members are reading as well as the locations in which your members are actively publishing content. Mendeley Institutional Edition gives you real-time feedback on the performance of your content and the impact of your institution’s research.

To learn more about the features of Mendeley Institutional Edition, click here or sign up to view recorded webinar.

Additional Reading on Mendeley Institutional Edition

MIE Support Portal – FAQ

Mendeley have posted a new FAQ section on the Mendeley Institutional Edition. Visit the page directly here.

Examining the potential of a Facebook for researchers.

Aaron Tay, a Senior Librarian at the National University of Singapore has written an interesting post on the potential changes a social media network for researchers could bring to the role of a library. He uses Mendeley Institutional Edition powered by Swets as the focus of his discussion and raises a number of interesting questions. You can read his post over at this blog “Musings about librarianship’.

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