Idea Delivered

Tridion Docs 15.1 will have Metrics feature that will have a set of predefined charts:

- Content reuse chart will show you the reuse level for a selected period highlighting the amount of new content compared to the one that was reused and the reuse level

- Return on Investment chart shows the value of using Tridion Docs for a selected period based on the customer’s reuse level versus creating content from scratch. As well as showing a trend over a specified period to see how much you are saving with Tridion Docs

- Productivity chart shows publishing activity for a selected period indicating the status of published outputs

There is also a recent blog on community explaining the reuse formula:  A guide how to understand Tridion Docs’ new Reuse Metrics 

Provide basic analytics/usage statistics

Proposed changes for Web Client > Event Log Tab:

All organizations need to have some basic usage stats for their tools. For example, over a given time interval we would like to know: how many active users, how many pubs released, how many pubs created, how many jobs published, how many pub failures, how many translations, how many imports, how many exports, etc.

Elizabeth Gschwind
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  • I'll support this as well--and now that I've read this, I'm sold on the ideal of word count.

    www.infomanagementcenter.com/.../

    Not sure I'll make the meeting tomorrow (double-booked as usual), but:

    Using word count, I'd like to see % of reuse by publication, % of reuse by library topic, specifying each conref or variable ID in each library (and pubs where used), and ability to export to CSV for further analysis. But I am willing to be instructed on the information that, by best practice, people in the community think is the way to go.

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  • I'll support this as well--and now that I've read this, I'm sold on the ideal of word count.

    www.infomanagementcenter.com/.../

    Not sure I'll make the meeting tomorrow (double-booked as usual), but:

    Using word count, I'd like to see % of reuse by publication, % of reuse by library topic, specifying each conref or variable ID in each library (and pubs where used), and ability to export to CSV for further analysis. But I am willing to be instructed on the information that, by best practice, people in the community think is the way to go.

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