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Reference Model for Economically Sustainable Digital Curation
1. Reference Model for Economically Sustainable Digital Curation Brian Lavoie, OCLC Chris Rusbridge, Consultant IDCC11 Workshop Bristol, England 8 December 2011
3. Foundations for progress 15 years ago … Focus on digital preservation as a technical problem OAIS Reference Model Organized problem space and provided foundation for future progress Today … Focus on digital curation as economic/organizational problem Report: “Sustainable Economics for a Digital Planet: Ensuring Long-Term Access to Digital Information” Draft: “Reference Model for Economically Sustainable Digital Curation” Organize problem space, provide foundation for future progress
14. Creator Rights Holder Current Beneficiaries Future Beneficiaries Managing Agency Representatives of the Long-term Public Interest Supply-side Demand-side Lifecycle Management Digital Assets “ Investors” Ecosystem Layer 1: Roles
15. Creator Rights Holder Current Beneficiaries Future Beneficiaries Managing Agency Representatives of the Long-term Public Interest Supply-side Demand-side Lifecycle Management Digital Assets “ Investors” Ecosystem Layer 2: Relationships
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20. Reference Model for Economically Sustainable Digital Curation: Tools & Evidence IDCC Workshop Bristol, UK December 8, 2011
21. Theory to practice … Tools to aid in applying reference model concepts & frameworks Development of evidence base of “ worked examples” Reference model: Concepts & frameworks Practical application: Real-world decision-making (sustainability strategy design)
22. Ex: KRDS Benefits Analysis Toolkit KRDS Benefits Framework Value Chain & Benefits Impact Tool Partner case studies User Guides http://beagrie.com/krds-i2s2.php