DuraSpace and LYRASIS CEO Town Hall Meeting -- April 21, 2016

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Debra Hanken Kurtz, CEO of DuraSpace, and Robert Miller, CEO of LYRASIS, held a community town hall meeting in which they reviewed how the two organizations came together to investigate a merger that would build a more robust, inclusive, and truly global community with multiple benefits for members and users. They also unveiled a draft mission statement for the merged organization.

Technology

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LYRASIS + DuraSpace
Empowering Communities
with Open Technologies, Content Services
and Digital Solutions
Robert Miller, CEO LYRASIS
Debra Hanken Kurtz, CEO DuraSpace

lyrasis.org | duraspace.org
+DuraSpace Strengths
• International reputation for
trusted open source
leadership
• Proven track record for
strong project management
• Community building
• Innovation

lyrasis.org | duraspace.org
+LYRASIS Strengths
• Wide reach to large
membership audience
• Trusted fiscal agent
• Strong partnerships among
and across libraries, archives
and museums communities
• Internal capacity for support,
service, training

lyrasis.org
LYRASIS/DuraSpace
supports enduring access
to our shared academic,
scientific and cultural
heritage through
leadership in open
technologies, content
services, digital
solutions and
collaboration with public
and private knowledge
communities worldwide.
Draft Joint Mission Statement

lyrasis.org | duraspace.org
+OrganizationalSynergies

lyrasis.org | duraspace.org
+Your Needs
• ENGAGEMENT A vibrant, global community of 6,000+ members, users, developers and
consumers
• ACCESS/SUPPORT to 6 community supported technologies focused on access to and
preservation of digital scientific and scholarly records
• HOSTED SERVICES for any size institution with engagement, consulting, training and
customer support
• CONTENT ACQUISTION 1,000s of institutions will increase eresources purchasing power
MORE opportunities
to advance community interests
and meet your needs

lyrasis.org | duraspace.org
+End-to-EndAsset ManagementServices
• A merged organization brings together a broader participant base for community
supported open source projects which will promote greater adoption and provide a
larger pool of technical expertise to grow the projects.
• The combined services provide a diverse suite of tools for each step in the digital
asset management process paired with professional expertise and consulting at
every step.
• Together, the organizations can pool expertise and participate in ecosystem
activities to lead national preservation, curation, and data management efforts for the
benefit of their members and the broader academic community.
Plan
• Consulting
• Training
• Digitization
Describe
• ASpace
• CSpace
• DSpace
• VIVO
Manage/Access
• DSpace
• Hydra/Fedora
• Islandora
Preserve
• ArchivesDirect
• DuraCloud
• Fedora

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Next steps and summary
Robert Miller, CEO LYRASIS
Debra Hanken Kurtz, CEO DuraSpace
please contact us for more info
Phone 415.640.1092
Email robert.miller(at)lyrasis.org
Phone 919.604.2100
Email dkurtz(at)duraspace.org

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1. + LYRASIS + DuraSpace Empowering Communities with Open Technologies, Content Services and Digital Solutions Robert Miller, CEO LYRASIS Debra Hanken Kurtz, CEO DuraSpace

2. lyrasis.org | duraspace.org +DuraSpace Strengths • International reputation for trusted open source leadership • Proven track record for strong project management • Community building • Innovation

3. lyrasis.org | duraspace.org +LYRASIS Strengths • Wide reach to large membership audience • Trusted fiscal agent • Strong partnerships among and across libraries, archives and museums communities • Internal capacity for support, service, training

4. lyrasis.org LYRASIS/DuraSpace supports enduring access to our shared academic, scientific and cultural heritage through leadership in open technologies, content services, digital solutions and collaboration with public and private knowledge communities worldwide. Draft Joint Mission Statement

5. lyrasis.org | duraspace.org +OrganizationalSynergies

6. lyrasis.org | duraspace.org +Your Needs • ENGAGEMENT A vibrant, global community of 6,000+ members, users, developers and consumers • ACCESS/SUPPORT to 6 community supported technologies focused on access to and preservation of digital scientific and scholarly records • HOSTED SERVICES for any size institution with engagement, consulting, training and customer support • CONTENT ACQUISTION 1,000s of institutions will increase eresources purchasing power MORE opportunities to advance community interests and meet your needs

7. lyrasis.org | duraspace.org +End-to-EndAsset ManagementServices • A merged organization brings together a broader participant base for community supported open source projects which will promote greater adoption and provide a larger pool of technical expertise to grow the projects. • The combined services provide a diverse suite of tools for each step in the digital asset management process paired with professional expertise and consulting at every step. • Together, the organizations can pool expertise and participate in ecosystem activities to lead national preservation, curation, and data management efforts for the benefit of their members and the broader academic community. Plan • Consulting • Training • Digitization Describe • ASpace • CSpace • DSpace • VIVO Manage/Access • DSpace • Hydra/Fedora • Islandora Preserve • ArchivesDirect • DuraCloud • Fedora

8. lyrasis.org | duraspace.org +MORE Organizational Strength • SUSTAINABILITY economies of scale, new grant opportunities and increased sales potential of existing and new products • BRAND FOOTPRINT ADVANTAGE two well-known, longstanding, organizations with a reputation for excellence • LEVERAGING GLOBAL PRESENCE users, developers and potential customers in countries all over the world • LEVERAGING CAPACITY to develop new technical and content services MORE Organizational Strength to Support Our Communities

9. + Next steps and summary Robert Miller, CEO LYRASIS Debra Hanken Kurtz, CEO DuraSpace please contact us for more info Phone 415.640.1092 Email robert.miller(at)lyrasis.org Phone 919.604.2100 Email dkurtz(at)duraspace.org

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