By: Elsevier Team
Date: August 2017
RISTEK DIKTI
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Partnering with Indonesia Higher
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Main Driver Research Performance
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Indonesian Scientific Data Research
output
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Elsevier contribution in Indonesia
Research Performance
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Consortium Initiative
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Next Step
Talented Researchers
Assets/ Laboratories
Scholarly Communication
High Performance
Research Engine
Main drivers for research performance
Indonesian Research Outlook 2012-2016
Source data: Elsevier SCIVAL
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3
4
609 641 772 952
1106 1269 1313 1460
2019
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Indonesian Research Output for last 15 years
CAGR : 21.8%
Indonesia's Research Outputs are compared with some
ASEAN countries
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Elsevier (ScienceDirect) contributes to
Indonesia’s
research process
Source: Elsevier Web Analytics Department, Scopus Data 2012–2016
In the last 5 years :
Researchers from Indonesia have downloaded from
ScienceDirect 25,451,752 times documents written in 244
countries
Articles from Indonesia affiliated authors published on
ScienceDirect have been
downloaded 4,895,697 and cited 71,020 times
34%
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34% of all references used by Indonesia are from Elsevier. 12% of all documents written by
Indonesian researchers are published in Elsevier (ScienceDirect) journals
“Electronic Journals: modelingjournal spend, use and research outcomes”, Ian Rowlands, Ciber Group,
Recent studies found that access to scholarly content linked to increased
funding & output
Dou ling in do nloads,
from 1 to 2 million, is
statistically associated
with dramatic - but not
necessarily causal
-increases in research
produ ti ity
Papers up 207%
PhD awards up 168%
Research grants and
ELSEVIER
Partnership with
Elsevier has collaborated closely with Indonesia Universities
Elsevier has collaborated closely with a large majority of Indonesia’s universities on a journey to drive academic and research excellence in Indonesia, providing:
15 Public universities access to ScienceDirect, an extensive full-text database of authoritative, high-impact titles from core scientific literature.
7 Public universities access to Scopus, the world’s largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature
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Elsevier Align with RISTEKDIKTI MISSION
RISTEKDIKTI MISSION:
1)
Improve access, relevancy, and
quality of higher education to
produce qualified human
resource;
National Research Focus:
1.
Food and Agriculture
2.
Health and Medicine
3.
Transportation
4.
New Energy and Renewable
Energy
5.
Defence
6.
Information and communication
Technology
7.
Materials
8.
Maritime
9.
Disaster
10.
Social Humaniora
Comprehensive World class content
Authoritative, multi-disciplinary and front-subjects serve as comprehensive and high quality content for fundamental and emerging disciplines
• 1831 journals and 45 new in freedom collection
ScienceDirect Journal Usage by Indonesian Major State Universities
• YOY growth in overall usage for ScienceDirect
• Access to freedom collection at Indonesian major state universities impacts usage
• CAGR = 32% 2,140,507
2,560,076
3,195,649
4,893,965
6,000,938
7,475,140
1,000,000 2,000,000 3,000,000 4,000,000 5,000,000 6,000,000 7,000,000 8,000,000
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
In Indonesia we see a similar correlation between SD Usage and the
number of research publications
1,803,389
2,275,154
2,597,652
3,519,112
3,810,995
5,475,773
0 1,000,000 2,000,000 3,000,000 4,000,000 5,000,000 6,000,000
1 2 3 4 5 6
UI, UGM, ITB, IPB, UNAIR & ITS
ScienceDirect Usage VS Research Output
Moving forward
Contribute more…
Consortiu
m
Broader
Access
Proven
model for
emerging
markets
Economi
es of
Scale on
Pricing
Why a Consortium?
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Broader access to more member
institutions
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Economies of scale: allows cost of pricing
per institution to decrease, expand
development and impact for large-scale
multi-year program
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Proven model: Elsevier has established
consortia models across many emerging
markets
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Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines,
Turkey etc.
Malaysia:
A clear research strategy and access to high-quality
content leads to research success
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20 Higher Education Institutions, hundreds of
small, private institutions
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No sharing of best practices and knowledge
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Relatively low expenditure on R&D
Malaysia: 20 universities have access to Elsevier
resource databases
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2000:
Started with 4 individual customers
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2001:
Champion from a large research-intensive university who formed
a group to share best practices.
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Sharing of best practices led to a discussion on a more efficient resource
purchasing model
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Champion lobbied the Ministry of Education together with Elsevier for funds
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2002:
Ministry of Education agreed to pay a portion of their
ScienceDirect fees for 2 years.
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Intense usage-driving and awareness activities
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2004:
Extremely high usage from ScienceDirect led to the universities
being able to justify and sustain fees on their own
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2007:
Ministry of Higher Education decides to award ‘Research
University’ status to 4 major universities and provide large grants
specifically for R&D (one of the KPIs is to increase in rankings)
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Present:
Malaysia is now leader in ASEAN for research output,
Example 1 - Malaysia: A clear research strategy and access to high-quality
content leads to research success
0 5,000,000 10,000,000 15,000,000 20,000,000 25,000,000
Yr 2004 Yr 2005 Yr 2006 Yr 2007 Yr 2008 Yr 2009 Yr 2010 Yr 2011 Yr 2012 Yr 2013
Malaysia - ScienceDirect Usage vs Output
Usage
