We are excited to announce today that we have recently migrated a significant content area of DeepKnowledge Library Services Platform to a new Content Delivery Network, Amazon CloudFront powered by Amazon S3 redundant cloud storage

Our goal is to always maintain focus on commitment to upkeep your access, response time and quality of service compliant with the highest levels and standards, and the primary benefit of this move is to achieve significantly faster responses for page load time, an important consideration is given that the majority of your end-users access through web or mobile web browsers.

Low-latency content delivery

You can now save your search results, print and export them in PDF format

The resources page can now be made visible to anonymous users and site visitors, and this can be easily enabled from the control panel. Access to the content is however restricted to authenticated users

We have made slight changes to the way content and resources are being sorted so that they are not only alphabetically sorted on the main tab, but the same applies to all the subject tabs

If you would like to make changes to the way resources are being sorted, simply head to the control panel and make the changes there.

A new and more efficient resources view is now available and can be enabled from the Control Panel at any time

The new resource view includes filters by collection name, content type and publisher and you can also search within the collection list in order to quickly locate the resource you are looking for

The new view can be switched on simply by going to your settings under the control panel and then turn on the “Alternate View”

We are pleased to announce the launch of the new ROI module which enables administrators to conduct Cost-Effectiveness Analysis on all the library subscriptions based on their cost-per-click and their daily usage and usage trends

You will be able to set annual subscriptions costs, estimate your annual budget and see in real-time the estimated return on investment in a dedicated dashboard

We will continue improving this module with more exciting features including forecasting and traffic/spend estimations.

You can now download usage counter statistics in XLS format from the BI center for further analysis.

The three new reports available are:

• Top users by number of views: those are the library champions who accessed online resources the most within a certain time period
• Top users by logins: those are the users who login often to the library portal
• Top resources: these represent the most popular electronic resources by number of hits

We have been working hard to make major improvements to the PDF export engine and we’re now glad to announce the availability of a new rendering engine that would allow you to export various usage reports in PDF format with improved quality

Here are some of the highlights:

• PDF rendering engine based on browser server component, no need to install anything
• Lightning fast CDN for immediate retrieval
• 256 HTTPS encryption for download links
• Option to receive the report by email

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Faster lookup and overall performance optimizations have been introduced to make guest access even faster.