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Using big data tools for small data (how PeerJ moved from Google Analytics to EMR)

by Patrick McAndrew | Sep 22, 2015 | Uncategorized

At PeerJ, each article and each preprint has a counter for how many times that article or preprint has been viewed, downloaded (as a pdf), and how many visitors have been on that page. We’ve recently updated our analytics process for how we determine those...

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