Kane &quot;The Past is Prologue: Managing Change to Support an Expanding Research Ecosystem&quot;

This presentation was provided by Lauren Kane of Morressier during the NFAIS Forethought Strategic Summit "Transforming Systems Through Transformed Content." The event was held June 16-17, 2021.

Education

Lauren Kane
Chief Publishing Officer, Morressier
NISO-NFAIS Strategic Summit 2021 | 16 June 2021
The Past is Prologue
Managing Change to Support an Expanding
Research Ecosystem

Making the case for new content types
Key considerations for an initial audit
Best practices to ensure buy-in and
sustainable success

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Early-stage research
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Experimentation & engagement
before a published article

Engagement
In-person
conferences
Access / Inclusion
Virtual
conferences
Future State

Physical
Digital
Traditional
text-based
conference
proceedings
Posters, presentations,
demonstrations,
content engagement
A more thoughtful
hybrid experience
‘Future'
conference
proceedings
BEFORE AFTER

Greater transparency, accessibility,
engagement, and an overall richer
understanding of the research process.

Rethink and Renovate
…but don’t Reinvent.

Single, in a relationship, or it’s
complicated?

Establish requirements and
limitations first.
1

Stakeholder buy-in is critical…
internally and externally
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Start small - but don’t close
yourself off to future
opportunities.
3

Respect the content - and the
metadata!
4

Collaborate and contribute to
future standards.
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Lauren Kane
@lauren_publish
lauren.kane@morressier.com
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