Nettie Lagace

Define new business models and define where new value is found

Further notes at https://sites.google.com/site/nisobibrm/breakout-business

Understand impact of adoption on existing business models for libraries/vendors

Further notes at https://sites.google.com/site/nisobibrm/breakout-business

Address adoption barriers to new approaches (such as procurement policies)

Further notes at https://sites.google.com/site/nisobibrm/breakout-business

Improve the ability of our data to be consumed and manipulated by machines (e.g. limit assumptions about consumers/users) A strategy emphasized in order to improve interoperability between existing systems and standards, enable better visibility of library data (bibliographic data) for end users on the web, enable use by a broader variety of users and systems with no boundaries, enhance collaborative and shared infrastructures ...more »

identify pain points in moving forward (ex. lack of mapping, services) A strategy emphasized in order to improve interoperability between existing systems and standards, enable better visibility of library data (bibliographic data) for end users on the web, enable use by a broader variety of users and systems with no boundaries, enhance collaborative and shared infrastructures for data management, minimize the cost ...more »

Work to make vocabularies work across systems - create and manage mappings; work on diversity issues, such as how to connect bibliographic data to scientific data; explore exchange formats and application profiles.

Some considerations are: mapping challenges, data inconsistency, directions, vocabularies, etc. as described in https://sites.google.com/site/nisobibrm/breakout-group-interoperability

Work on advocacy and education, with ALA and other organizations.

Further notes at https://sites.google.com/site/nisobibrm/breakout-open-share

Partner with others in open spaces - open data and copyright offices, wikipedia etc.

Further notes at https://sites.google.com/site/nisobibrm/breakout-open-share

Describe use cases and business value/ROI for putting bibliographic data on the Web. include scenarios, prototype, clearinghouse

Further notes at https://sites.google.com/site/nisobibrm/breakout-open-share and https://sites.google.com/site/nisobibrm/breakout-business

Create prototypes to tease out what needs to be addressed by interchange formats and what needs to be addressed by interactions between systems (API calls). Prototypes should include different models: complete import of data; just linking; hybrids.

Further notes at https://sites.google.com/site/nisobibrm/breakout-group---protyping

Create a forum and wiki space for sharing linked data projects, perhaps piggy backing on the OpenBiblioProject list or Code4Lib. Track what syntax/vocabularies are in use.

Further notes at https://sites.google.com/site/nisobibrm/breakout-group---protyping

Given the impact of rules, authority issues, where core, basic data is required; there is a need for extensibility/scalability; and data and standards are dynamic, should we: identify the scale of the problem; determine its starting point; determine format and cataloging rules; manage semantic vocabularies and content through application community profiles; determine question of how one size can fit all (libraries, ...more »