StartDate,Q1,Q2,Q3,Q4,Q5,Q6
Start Date,What is the name of your organization?,Does your organization assign DOIs?,Which service does your organization currently use?,"If your organization currently uses DataCite, which
method does it use?","If you are migrating from EZID or otherwise are
planning to change, which service will your organization be migrating to?","What are the primary reasons for your organization choosing DataCite
vs. CrossRef (or vice versa)?"
3/30/18 15:32,York University,Yes,DataCite,DataCite with MDS API,DataCite,Research Data Management Use Cases
3/30/18 16:48,UVa,Yes,DataCite,DataCite with EZ API,DataCite,"Chose DataCite, Only need to pay one membership. Ezid had a free Cross ef pass through, but now on move from EZID, CrossRef would be an additional membership cost."
4/2/18 12:38,"University of California, San Diego",Yes,EZID,Don't use DataCite,,
4/5/18 8:11,"Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford",Yes,DataCite,DataCite with MDS API,Don't know/undecided,Legacy decision and deemed easier to use (existing relationship with British Library as go-between).
4/5/18 9:39,University of Cincinnati,Yes,EZID,DataCite with EZ API,DataCite,"Support for multiple work types including media.  However, we anticipate supporting CrossRef in our OJS system, and will manually enter CrossRef DOIs in our Samvera repository, while still needing to be able to 'mint' new DataCite DOIs in our Samvera repository."
4/5/18 15:50,California State University,Yes,Crossref,Don't use DataCite,DataCite,Integration with Hyrax is our primary concern
3/30/18 15:36,Durham University,Yes,DataCite,DataCite with MDS API,Don't know/undecided,
4/2/18 16:09,,Yes,EZID,Don't use DataCite,,
4/2/18 16:11,University of Michigan (Deep Blue Data),Yes,EZID,Don't use DataCite,DataCite,
4/10/18 13:21,Washington University in St. Louis,Yes,EZID,Don't use DataCite,Don't know/undecided,Our understanding is DataCite may be exploring new content types but we were previously leaning toward CrossRef because of its publishing focus and CrossREf metadata subscribers.