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inding chemical information in the Pfizer research environment: SciFinder

By Pamela J. Scott

The NEW Pfizer

The best get better!

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Global research facilities Scientific staff of over 12,000 Industry’s largest R&D budget for 2000: $4.7 billion 131 compounds in development

http://www.pfizer.com

SciFinder

: Historical Overview

Fall 1995: Pilot group of 25 each in Groton & UK

1/1996: 100 users

1/1998: 831 users

limited access to SSM

1/1999: 1001 users

open access to SSM

1/2000: 1419 users

1Qtr 2000:

links to full-text

links to in-house Doc Delivery

Where We Are In 2000

~1,500 SciFinder users

adding 1-5 per week

Countries: Japan, England and United States

Beta testing Y2000 release (in progress)

Coordinating efforts and project planning with new Pfizer sites, looking for best practices

Administration Issues

HelpDesk responsibilities:

Daily registration of new users

Also software installations & upgrades

My responsibilities:

Training & education

Communication

Alpha, beta tests

Schedule upgrades

Overall project management

New User Training

~Once a week

1-8 people per class

Topics covered:

Support links & online tutorials

Preferences

TOC

CAS database organization & coverage

Searching for compounds

Keyword searching

Setting up Alerts

Full-text links & Document Delivery

Advanced Training

Every 6 months

Sessions include:

SSM

Reaction searching

Managing your Alerts

Other Education

Via email notification:

New tools

Tips & tricks

Deleting obsolete Alerts

etc.

Web Support Page

To provide overview information, help & assistance when I’m not available.

Streamline the Registration process.

Covers:

Scope of SciFinder

 

Registration form “Forgot your password” form

Contact information (me, CAS Helpdesk)

E-manuals

Links to CAS online tutorials

How SciFinder Is Used

6% 6% 6% 6% 1%1% 10% 23% 41%

Alerts Topics Exp Author Exp Structure Exp Substance ID Exp SSM Exp RXN Exp Browse TOC Doc. ID Exp

More Usage Info

Who is using it?

Primarily Discovery

small numbers for Development

New surge in Biologists sign-up

also Biochemists, Molecular scientists, protein chemists

More Usage Info

Global trends:

same in UK

similar in Japan

Impact on other chemical information products:

Beilstein/CrossFire

Aurigin

MicroPatent

others

New Links To Full-text

Critical link to full-text on an expanding campus

Exploits subscriptions to e-journals

If not accessible, quick link to in-house ordering system

Impact On Document Delivery

35% of Doc Delivery requests were from SciFinder users, and looked like this:

Tombari, D. G.; Moglioni, A. G.; Iglesias, G. Y. Moltrasio. New pterosin precursor hydrindacenes. Synth. Commun. (2000), 30(12), 2113-2120. CODEN: SYNCAV ISSN:0039-7911. AN 2000:353406 CAPLUS Leclerc, V.; Beaurain, N.; Depreux, P.; Bennejean, C.; Delagrange, P.; Boutin, J.; Lesieur, D. 5-halobenzothiophene analogues of melatonin: synthesis and affinity for MT1 and MT2 receptors in man. Pharm. Pharmacol. Commun. (2000), 6(2), 61-65. CODEN: PPCOFN ISSN:1460-8081. CAN 133:17342 AN 2000:258120 CAPLUS Antonini, Ippolito; Polucci, Paolo; Martelli, Sante. Pyrimido[4,5,6-kl]acridines. Synthesis, in vitro cytotoxicity and structure-activity relationships. Anti Cancer Drug Des. (1999), 14(5), 451-459. CODEN: ACDDEA ISSN:0266-9536. CAN 133:260 AN 2000:228542 CAPLUS

A Special Thank You To: Information Resources/Groton

Chih-Wu Chang

Fu-Ning Fung Information Resources/Ann Arbor

Judy Johnson Philipsen

Hai Mi Information Resources/UK

Sandra Wood

David Wood Information Resources/Japan

Toshihide Kokura ICS HelpDesk/Groton

Peirette Woodward

Joe Caputo

Susan Carey

Chris Thiry