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Scholarly infrastructure. Why are we so bad at it?

Geoffrey BilderDirector of Strategic Initiatives

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ORCID OutreachSan Francisco, 2015

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infrastructure |ˈɪnfrəstrʌktʃə|nounthe basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g. buildings, roads, power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise. the social and economic infrastructure of a country.

Oxford Dictionary of English

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http://orcid.org/0000-0003-1315-5960October 5, 2012

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February 2007 - “Author DOI” meeting November 2007 - “CrossReg” paper

March 2009 - Contributor ID Principles

November 2007 - “Contributor ID” February 2009 - Contributor ID Interview

(demo!)

(principles)(NSF grant)

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2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

Conception to Launch

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y1 y2 y3 y4 y….

infrastructure adoption timeline

integration early adopters early majority late minority laggards

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BA

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BA

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enterprise

federated

distributed

user-centriclightweight

framework

fabric

web-scale

event-driven

open

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"Framework," "fabric," "harmonise," "distributed," "interoperability"- are all words of equivocation & prevarication. They are presented as mechanisms to ensure robustness and to distribute risk, but they are usually code-words used to disguise and provide a polite veneer to struggle over control of resources and money.

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trust

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March, 2009

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November, 2010

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coverage

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transcends disciplinesgeographyinstitutions

stakeholders

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governance

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stakeholder governed

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non-discriminatory membership

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transparent operationswithin constraints of privacy laws

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can not lobby

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living will

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formal incentives tofulfil mission & wind-down

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sustainability

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time limited funds are used only for time limited activities

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goal to generate surplus

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goal to create contingency fund to support operations for

12 months.

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revenue based on services, not on data

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revenue generation should be consistent with the mission

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insurance

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open source

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open data

within constraints of privacy laws

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available data

within constraints of privacy laws

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patent non-assertion

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coverage governance

sustainability insurance

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Thank You

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