Grogg "Strategies for Cross-Boundary Consortial Collaboration"

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This presentation was provided by Jill Grogg of LYRASIS, during the NISO event "The Power of Library Consortia: How Publishers and Libraries Can Successfully Negotiate," held on April 17, 2019.

Strategies for Cross-Boundary
Consortial Collaboration
The Power of Library Consortia: How Publishers and Libraries Can
Successfully Negotiate, NISO Webinar, April 17, 2019
• Jill E. Grogg, Strategist, Content & Scholarly Communication Initiatives,
LYRASIS

lyrasis.org
About LYRASIS
LYRASIS supports enduring access to our shared
academic, scientific and cultural heritage through
leadership in open technologies, content services,
digital solutions and collaboration with archives,
libraries, museums and knowledge communities
worldwide.

lyrasis.org
It Takes A Village
https://www.lyrasis.org/technology/Pages/IMLS-OSS.aspx

lyrasis.org
What is the role of the 21st century consortium?
• Lorcan Dempsey, “The Power of Library Consortia”
• Influence
• Learning
• Innovation
• Capacity
http://orweblog.oclc.org/the-powers-of-library-consortia-1-how-consortia-scale-capacity-learning-
innovation-and-influence/

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Consortial ecosystem in the United States
• Types of consortia
• Multiple memberships
• Challenges/Opportunities:
• Autonomy
• Consolidation
• Cross-boundary participation

lyrasis.org
Collaboration
Open dialog
Expectations
Feedback
Shared understanding
Defining roles
Engaging stakeholders
Building community
Assessment
History - memory/archive
Environmental scan
Data collection and analysis
Opportunities & Challenges
Where are we now
Where do we want to go
Action
Group commitment
Collective action
Address critical needs
Identify short-term priorities
Set goals for long-term stability
Accountability
Build infrastructure to support continuity
Evaluation
The Work
Support Strengthen Thrive
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Author is licensed under
CC BY-NC-ND
IMPACT

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• Fulcrum
• ORCID
Sustaining
relationships
Developing
connections
Building
communities
Broadening
leadership
Content & Scholarly
Communication
Initiatives

lyrasis.org
Strategic group licensing
• Variety of approaches at LYRASIS:
• Traditional opt-in groups
• “More the Merrier”
• Build-a-Group

lyrasis.org
Beyond e-resources and shared purchasing
• New frontiers:
• ORCID
• Open Access
• CLOCKSS

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1. Strategies for Cross-Boundary Consortial Collaboration The Power of Library Consortia: How Publishers and Libraries Can Successfully Negotiate, NISO Webinar, April 17, 2019 • Jill E. Grogg, Strategist, Content & Scholarly Communication Initiatives, LYRASIS

2. lyrasis.org About LYRASIS LYRASIS supports enduring access to our shared academic, scientific and cultural heritage through leadership in open technologies, content services, digital solutions and collaboration with archives, libraries, museums and knowledge communities worldwide.

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