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Open Repositories Conference

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    DSpace - Workshop & Wrapup
    (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-05-21) Donohue, Tim ; Hollister, Valorie ; Kimpton, Michele ; Devakos, Rea ; Andersson, Urban
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    Wrap Up / Next Steps
    (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-05-21) Devakos, Rea ; Kimpton, Michele ; Andersson, Urban
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    Strategic Overview - Updates and Future Directions from the DSpace Foundation and Fedora Commons
    (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-05-20) Payette, Sandy ; Kimpton, Michele
    In this session, the Executive Directors of the DSpace Foundation and Fedora Commons will join together to discuss their successful strategic partnership and the future directions for their non-profit organizations. The two organizations have been aligning on a common mission and have developed strategies for better serving their collective communities. In this session Michele and Sandy will focus on future directions for open repositories, synergistic opportunities, and sustainability strategies for their organizations. They will also provide an update on the new DuraSpace project, a joint endeavor focused on the providing trust and value in the cloud. After providing their shared strategic report, each will provide an update on activities in their respective DSpace and Fedora communities. They will discuss some of the most exciting developments in DSpace and Fedora since the last Open Repositories conference. Finally they will provide a forecast of their joint strategic milestones.
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    DuraSpace
    (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-05-19) Kimpton, Michele ; Payette, Sandy
    The DSpace Foundation and Fedora Commons are investigating the feasibility and interest of a new service, DuraSpace, to serve academic libraries, universities, and other organizations in providing perpetual access to digital content. DuraSpace can be understood as a Web-based service that makes stored digital content more durable, manageable, accessible, and easier to share. A key design feature of DuraSpace is to leave the basics of pure storage to those who do it best and to overlay storage solutions with additional functionality. The service provides baseline functionality that begins with the ability to replicate and distribute content across multiple cloud providers.
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    Strategies for Innovation and Sustainability: Insights from Leaders of Open Source Repository Organizations
    (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-05) Carr, Leslie A. ; Dirks, Lee ; Kimpton, Michele ; Payette, Sandy
    This panel convenes leaders of organizations that provide the major open repository software platforms featured at OR09. This session provides an opportunity to learn about the strategic processes behind the software - both from a technical and business perspective. The panelists will each provide an overview of their strategic approach open source and open repositories. Specific attention will be paid to strategies for promoting innovation, governance and organization models, and revenue and business models. The area of sustainability and business models for open source software is active and evolving and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. The panelists will discuss their views on ensuring the health and vitality of their platforms, addressing challenges such as: ensuring stability while promoting innovation; generating revenue; enabling community process, governance, and organizational development.