Tyler Leshney - The Curate's Egg - AMIA DAS 2014
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A Conversation Regarding Asset Curation in the Digital World.
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Tyler Leshney - The Curate's Egg - AMIA DAS 2014
- 1. www.LAC-Group.com 1 Tyler Leshney Executive Vice President, Corporate Strategy & Development The Curateâs Egg
- 2. Right Reverend Host: âIâM AFRAID YOUâVE GOT A BAD EGG, MR. JONES!â The Curate: âOH NO, MY LORD, I ASSURE YOU! PARTS OF IT ARE EXCELLENT!â âCurateâs Eggâ is from a cartoon published in the humorous British magazine Punch in 1895. This presentation is about curation and the discernment of excellence
- 3. www.LAC-Group.com cu¡rate [n. kyoor-it] noun 1. Chiefly British . a member of the clergy employed to assist a rector or vicar. 2. any ecclesiastic entrusted with the cure of souls, as a parish priest. verb (used with object), cu¡rat¡ed, cu¡rat¡ing. 1. to take charge of (a museum) or organize (an art exhibit): to curate a photography show. 2. to pull together, sift through, and select for presentation Source: dictionary.reference.com âCurateâ is a noun dating back to the 14th century, when information was scarce and the church was the primary place where it was collected, stored and disseminated.
- 4. www.LAC-Group.com cu¡rate [v. kyoo-reyt, kyoor-eyt] noun 1. Chiefly British . a member of the clergy employed to assist a rector or vicar. 2. any ecclesiastic entrusted with the cure of souls, as a parish priest. verb (used with object), cu¡rat¡ed, cu¡rat¡ing. 1. to take charge of (a museum) or organize (an art exhibit): to curate a photography show. 2. to pull together, sift through, and select for presentation Source: dictionary.reference.com This is the VERB definition of curate. As a verb, curate suggests pro-activeness, taking charge. There is a sense of directive and a need to make choices.
- 5. www.LAC-Group.com Information was sacrosanct â something to be revered. 14th Century
- 6. www.LAC-Group.com Information is global, digital, graphical â something to be managed. 21st Century
- 7. www.LAC-Group.com In a World of Increasing Choices, Curation is Everywhere Omakase Sushi (Chef decides) Curated feeds and sharing Tastemakers and Influencers
- 8. www.LAC-Group.com Curators are becoming todayâs rock stars!
- 9. Curation in the World of Business We are drowning in information but starved for knowledge. John Naisbitt
- 10. www.LAC-Group.com ⢠4.4 trillion GB of data in digital universe today, doubling every two years ⢠Data from embedded systems (MP3 players, MRI scanners, etc.) challenging established datacenter practices ⢠Digital entertainment migration almost complete ⢠Fastest-growing subcategory of the digital universe is metadata (data about the data) According to Study by IDC and EMC2
- 11. www.LAC-Group.com 1. Less than 1% of this data is analyzed and only 3% is tagged 2. 80% of IT infrastructural spend dealing with duplicate data 3. 90% of data in some organizations deemed âdark dataâ Sources: (1) http://www.emc.com/collateral/analyst-reports/idc-the-digital-universe-in-2020.pdf (2) Presentation by Johnny Lee â Grant Thornton (AIIM 2014 Conference - Orlando) (3) www.wikibon.org Trouble AheadâŚ
- 12. www.LAC-Group.com ⢠eDiscovery â Searching for information in Emails, internal memos, chat records, etc. â Needles in haystacks ⢠Good for lawyers, bad for business ⢠Forcing Need for Curation ⢠Shorter user retention ⢠Significant limits on inbox and shared drive space ⢠New policies and procedures Legal Ramifications and Expenses Driving Curation Rand Corporation estimates that e- discovery costs $18,000 per GB.
- 13. www.LAC-Group.com âthe active and ongoing management of data through its life cycle of interest and usefulness to scholarship, science, and education. Data curation activities enable data discovery and retrieval, maintain its quality, add value, and provide for reuse over time, and this new field includes authentication, archiving, management, preservation, retrieval, and representation.â From University of Illinois: Data Curation Definition
- 14. University of Illinois data curation definition expressed graphically:
- 15. www.LAC-Group.com The Digital Dilemma Storage is cheap. Technology is the answer. Presumption is that we keep it all!
- 16. Swing of the Pendulum Before digital revolution, storage was limited, costly and often reused.
- 17. Used with Permission from Carson Entertainment Group In early television videotape was expensive, so early episodes of some programming (like The Tonight Show) were recorded over.
- 18. And a little trip made in July 1969⌠even that tape was re-used
- 19. Swing of the Pendulum As technology became increasingly digital and storage became less costly, everything was getting saved. Resulting in the digital /data equivalent ofâŚ
- 21. www.LAC-Group.com Digital storage may be cheap, but digital volume is growing exponentially
- 22. www.LAC-Group.com Letâs Not Forget the Human Toll 22 Information Overload Causes: ⢠Loss of focus and creativity ⢠Productivity drain ⢠Anxiety and stress
- 23. The Pendulum Always Seeks a Position of Equilibrium
- 24. The curation ecosystem needs a difficult but crucial step ď
- 25. Thereâs the stuff worth keepingâŚ
- 26. âŚand then thereâs the other stuff!
- 27. www.LAC-Group.com 1. Manpower 2. Methodology 3. Mandate The Future of Information Curation Technology balanced with the 3Mâs
- 28. www.LAC-Group.com 1. Manpower 2. Methodology 3. Mandate The Future of Information Curation Technology balanced with the 3Mâs
- 29. www.LAC-Group.com MANPOWER People are an important part of the equation, yet we face a shortage of the right skills and training.
- 30. Trained to Curate Content Trained to Create Content
- 31. www.LAC-Group.com By 2018, the United States alone could face a shortage of 140,000 to 190,000 people with deep analytical skills as well as 1.5 million managers and analysts with the know-how to use the analysis of big data to make effective decisions. Source: McKinsey & Company Study: Big data: The next frontier for innovation, competition, and productivity, May 2011 by James Manyika, Michael Chui, Brad Brown, Jacques Bughin, Richard Dobbs, Charles Roxburgh, Angela Hung Byers MANPOWER
- 32. www.LAC-Group.com 1. Manpower 2. Methodology 3. Mandate The Future of Information Curation Technology balanced with the 3Mâs
- 33. www.LAC-Group.com Growing Need For: ⢠Curated selection and migration ⢠Curation at time of creation ⢠Usage-based testing and culling METHODOLOGY
- 34. www.LAC-Group.com 1. Manpower 2. Methodology 3. Mandate The Future of Information Curation Technology balanced with the 3Mâs
- 35. www.LAC-Group.com ⢠C-Suite executive with revenue mentality ⢠Ability to see over and break down silos ⢠The Mandate, Courage & Support to be able to say⌠Chief Integrated Archive Officer MANDATE ⌠to information not worthy of preservation.
- 36. www.LAC-Group.com ⢠Curation is about choices⌠â Not all assets are created equal â Not all assets are worth investment â Not all assets are worth keeping ⢠Need insight for informed decisions ⢠Need people/partners to create insight The Hard Truth About Curation
- 37. The Leader in Information Curation and Knowledge Management
- 38. Serving Diverse Markets and Industries Since 1986
- 39. www.LAC-Group.com Where to Find LAC Group 39 Office Locations: Los Angeles, New York, Washington DC, Chicago, Denver, London Telephone: 800-987-6794 Online: www.lac-group.com www.facebook.com/LACGroup twitter.com/lac_group
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- The term derives from a cartoon published in the humorous British magazine Punch in 1895 In its original context, the term refers to something that is obviously and essentially bad âbut its supposed good features credited with undue redeeming power In some ways I see this as a metaphor for how we as a society practice the curation of information In general things are a mess â but we find things from time to time â so perhaps maybe itâs not so bad afterallâŚ
- I am not sure how many people know, but curate was originally a noun Back in the 14th century when this term originated information was scarce The church was really the only place where information was collected, stored and disseminated
- This is the traditional definition of curate, the VERB that we know and (hopefully) love There is proactiveness about the word â taking charge There is a sense of making choices â some are items are shown, some are not There is a sense of directive and â perhaps dangerously â of a singular view
- In that light, information was sacrosanct â something to be revered In some senses it was literally the word of God But in another, perhaps in a less altruistic sense, it meant control Control over what was saved, seen and as we know - destroyed
- In that light, information was sacrosanct â something to be revered In some senses it was literally the word of God But in another, perhaps in a less altruistic sense, it meant control Control over what was saved, seen and as we know - destroyed
- And boy has it come back We have omacasa sushi â we allow our meal to be programmed by the chef We have curated twitter feeds People present a curated life on FB and there are curators and tastemakers
- This explosion of data has not only exacerbated the need for curation Itâs made literal stars out of those that do it best We see Questlove here â one of Rick Utleyâs favorites â essentially a digital DJ Look at the text in the heading from Wired Magazine in March of this year (read heading)
- So how much data do we need to curate? (read slide) âHobbit comment after first bullet Now I know you SMPTE guys are chuckling â 1TB a day â 365TB a year is less than a single 4K feature Yes, but the itâs not just the size of your files boysâŚitâs how you use themâŚ.
- And what other industries are seeing is trouble And interestingly itâs less about file size and more about file count!
- Perhaps the most egregious example of the need for and move to curation can be seen in the legal space around whatâs called eDiscovery Gone are the days when a company is sued and they turn over 5 or 10 bankers boxes of files Now organizations are having to search through millions, sometimes hundreds of millions of pieces of electronic data to uncover potential liability Prestigious RAND corp who normally figures out how many people will survive a nuclear attack or what the cost to land on Saturn would beâŚ
- Why we have digital dilemmas â presumption is that we keep it all! But I have a problem with this definitionâŚ
- If we take the univ of illinois definition and express it graphically We need to add the notion of deletion But how we delete and what we delete and when we delete are all critical question
- Why we have digital dilemmas â presumption is that we keep it all! But I have a problem with this definitionâŚ
- Now I know (and hope) not everyone in the room is from Hollywood Quick history lesson on why we are where we are with both physical and digital assets
- Then came television â and since videotape was expensive â we re-recorded over early episodes of programs like The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
- Oh, and re-used the tape from that little trip we made back in July 1969
- Now I know (and hope) not everyone in the room is from Hollywood Quick history lesson on why we are where we are with both physical and digital assets
- AND I MEAN EVERYTHING!
- Note the scale â there is an eight fold decrease in the cost/GB but a million time increase in total data! (1 Zettabyte is 1 million petabytes) Same for digital storage â costs coming down, but volume growing exponentially
- Now I know (and hope) not everyone in the room is from Hollywood Quick history lesson on why we are where we are with both physical and digital assets
- If we take the univ of illinois definition and express it graphically We need to add the notion of deletion But how we delete and what we delete and when we delete are all critical question
- Our people are still our core asset -We have over 400 people in the company â vast majority on site 100+ at library of congress, Nearly 50 at ABC News in NY Major law firms, energy companies
- Positive StepsâŚfrom people at Paramount, Sony, Warner and Disney
- A role that several individuals in this room could play â and in many ways do â just without that seat I think they deserve.