Emerging Approaches to Archiving Commercial Databases: Trends in Sustainability and Preservation
Exploring the latest trends in archiving commercial databases, this event on November 7, 2012, highlighted key aspects such as costs, sustainability, succession, ownership, persistence, and trust. Industry experts discussed digital preservation strategies and the importance of investing in digital repositories to ensure the long-term accessibility of scholarly content.
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The Center for Research Libraries Positive trends in sustainability? Emerging approaches to archiving commercial databases Charleston Pre-conference November 7, 2012
Todays agenda Marie Waltz, CRL: Emerging approaches to archiving commercial databases Stephanie Orphan, Portico: Portico s d-collections preservation service Caitlin Tillman, U. Toronto: Digital preservation: Ontario Consortium for University Libraries (OCUL) Tim Babbitt, ProQuest: Preserving the Inputs and Outputs of Scholarship Aisha Harvey, Duke: The new stacks: investing in digital preservation
Emerging Approaches to Archiving Commercial Databases: Core Expectations and Recent Developments Marie Waltz, Center for Research Libraries November 7, 2012
Archiving Commercial Databases Costs Library Publisher
Archiving Commercial Databases Costs Sustainability Library Publisher
Archiving Commercial Databases Costs Sustainability Succession Library Publisher
Archiving Commercial Databases Costs Sustainability Succession Ownership Library Publisher
Archiving Commercial Databases Costs Sustainability Succession Ownership Persistence Library Publisher
Archiving Commercial Databases Costs Sustainability Succession Ownership Persistence Trust Library Publisher
Digital Repositories Housing Commercial Database Content CLOCKSS e-Depot (KB) Portico ProQuest Scholar s Portal
Todays agenda Marie Waltz, CRL: Emerging approaches to archiving commercial databases Stephanie Orphan, Portico: Portico s d-collections preservation service Caitlin Tillman, U. Toronto: Digital preservation: Ontario Consortium for University Libraries (OCUL) Tim Babbitt, ProQuest: Preserving the Inputs and Outputs of Scholarship Aisha Harvey, Duke: The new stacks: investing in digital preservation
Wrap-up Bernie Reilly, President, Center for Research Libraries
CRL Global Resources Forum Analysis
CRL Global Resources Forum Analysis Intelligence
CRL Global Resources Forum Analysis Intelligence Library investment
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Contact Information Marie Waltz, CRL mwaltz@crl.edu Stephanie Orphan, Portico stephanie.orphan@ithaka.org Caitlin Tillman, U. Toronto caitlin.tillman@utoronto.ca Tim Babbitt, ProQuest timothy.babbitt@proquest.com Aisha Harvey, Duke University aisha.harvey@duke.edu
