Posts by: Marianne Parkhill

It was just about exactly two years ago that we announced Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) as our newest Plum^TM Analytics customer. Since that time, OHSU, and especially Robin Champieux, Read More

We founded Plum Analytics with the vision of providing modern metrics to help anyone who performs, funds or publishes research, to tell the stories of their research through greater insight to what is happening with it around the world.   Read More

The Centro Hospitalar e Universitário de Coimbra/Coimbra Hospital and University Centre (CHUC) in Portugal is the first hospital in southern Europe to implement PlumX to help measure and analyze the impact of their medical research. CHUC is the largest Portuguese hospital of its kind, Read More

We work hard to make sure that our customers can use the metrics we gather about their research where they want to see them. Our newest addition to our growing list of widgets is the Grant Widget. This widget allows grantmakers and other funders and foundations to embed important information about grants that is contained in PlumX into their web pages and systems. Read More

Presenting a guest post from Steve Giannoni, Director of Sales (Academic & Govt) UK & Ireland, EBSCO Information Services, on his thoughts on the library’s role with the research office. Having spent almost 10 years of my EBSCO-life working predominantly with Academic Libraries, Read More

We are at the Open Repositories meeting in Indianapolis, IN this week and are talking to many institutions about their repositories and integrating modern metrics into them. We participated in the poster session on Tuesday evening with our poster,  Read More

The integration between PlumX and DSpace makes it simple for DSpace customers to get started quickly to have PlumX metrics, dashboards and analytic reports. When we work with new customers to implement PlumX we always start with the best place for them. Read More

We are happy to announce a new artifact-level metrics page. An artifact is any piece of research output. Some of the most popular artifacts include: Article Blog Post Book Source Code Theses/Dissertation Video Below is the new Artifact-Level Metrics page. This is the largest redesign of PlumX to date. Read More

Blogs are an important part of today’s scholarly communication ecosystem. Researchers often write about their own or others’ research, share data and carry on conversations that push their field forward. This is why we’ve been working hard to expand our coverage of blog mentions in PlumX. Read More