1. NISO’s
Bibliographic Roadmap
Phase 2 Webinar
Todd A. Carpenter, NISO Executive Director
Nettie Lagace, NISO Associate Director, Programs
December 5, 2013

2. This project is generously supported
by a grant from

3. Agenda:
Very brief introduction to initiative
Recap of the in-person meeting
Outcomes & IdeaScale ranking
Discussion of ideas
Gathering more input, suggestions
Next steps

4. Bibliographic data
exchange is evolving
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5. How can we assure that
we are doing the right
things?

6. How can we assure that
we are doing the right
things?
For everyone?
That will save resources?
That will improve services?
That will be adopted?

7. “You would be a fool to
design a system based
on an interchange
protocol.”
- Mark Bide, EDItEUR

8. Some “next generation
library systems” are
already in production

10. Defining what you are
by what you are not
Not designing a spec
Not picking winners/losers
Not advancing any “agenda”

11. A good specification is
necessary

12. A good specification is
necessary
but it is not sufficient

14. The point at which most standards
fail is not prior to consensus
It is in….
Adoption
(or rather, in its absence)

15. How can NISO help?

16. DEFINING A BIBLIOGRAPHIC
ROADMAP
A NISO SYMPOSIUM
APRIL 15-16, 2013

17. Meeting Goals:
Identify/Discuss active projects
Brainstorm existing gaps
Prioritize 3-6 subtopics
Plan deeper exploration of issues
Diversify players in discussion

18. Planned outcomes
of meeting were:

19. 1) Identify and prioritize
topics for further
exploration

20. 2)Identify gaps
in our collective
understanding of the future
of bibliographic exchange

21. 3) Provide a forum for
sharing data exchange
efforts and in turn, expose
them to a broader
international community

22. 4) Organize next steps
to advance
understanding of these
issues

23. Report of
suggested ideas

27. Where to next?

28. Based on the outcome
of this meeting:
Identify 3-5 projects for
further discussion

29. Convene small
discussion groups of 510 experts
for each topic

30. Arrange 2-3 calls with
suggested experts

31. Discussion roundtable
of experts
at ALA Midwinter
(by invitation)

32. Final Report
distributed in March
2014

33. Thank you!
Todd Carpenter, Executive Director
Nettie Lagace, Associate Director, Programs
nisohq@niso.org
National Information Standards Organization (NISO)
3600 Clipper Mill Road, Suite 302
Baltimore, MD 21211 USA
+1 (301) 654-2512
www.niso.org