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What JISC asked for ………………… a project to inspire , guide, support and enable UK HEIs to address preservation gaps; and to use the knowledge gathered from that support work to articulate a compelling business case for digital preservation. What we said we’d do - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
What JISC asked for………………… a project to inspire, guide, support
and enable UK HEIs to address preservation gaps; and to use the knowledge gathered from that support work to articulate a compelling business case for digital preservation.
What we said we’d do………………… create a digital preservation
business case, deliver comprehensive support and widen the pool of appropriate expertise by applying a community driven approach to digital preservation.
What that means• Mash-up events• Web presence • Business case
What that means – more detail• Mash-up events– Collect evidence for business case– Fund further work through ‘awards’ – Turn ‘awards’ into mini case-studies – more
‘evidence’ for business case
What that means – more detail• Web presence – DPC website– OPF website– Themed remote collaboration events
What that means – more detail• Business casebusiness case = benefits + alignment against institutional strategy + understanding of costs (and ROI)– support for adapting/adopting current costing
models/tools– adapted current tools for benefits analysis– a generic business case for each content type
Relatively simple process:• Identify benefits• Categorise them• Identify potential measures• Illustrate value / impact
Measures benefits on three axesAided by list of generic benefits …
Keeping Research Data Safe 2Beagrie et al
Reduction in costs through federated storageCheap early intervention prevents costly later interventionEnsure data is accessible to other researchersCapacity to do diachronic analysesReputation and citability of dataAbility of others to assess and develop your work
Typical examples of why researchers and institutions do DP …
• Internal Benefits:Reputation and citation of research
• External BenefitsAbility of others to test and develop your research
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Glasgow DP Mashup16-18th April 2012http://www.dpconline.org/events/details/40-SpruceGlasgow?xref=41
http://www.dpconline.org/advocacy/spruce
http://wiki.opf-labs.org/display/SPR/Home (http://wiki.opf-labs.org/display/AQuA/Home)