NGLP at OASPA 2022
Sep
21

NGLP at OASPA 2022

In this lightning poster session, NGLP’s product owner, Sarah Lippincott reports on a pilot implementation of the FOREST Framework by a cohort of key NGLP stakeholders, and provides guidance for other scholarly publishers on how they can adopt the framework in their own work.

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NGLP at Open Repositories 2022
Jun
8

NGLP at Open Repositories 2022

Zach Davis, co-founder of Cast Iron Coding, will present “Next Generation Library Publishing: Web Delivery Platform Demonstration and Architecture Overview” at the upcoming Open Repositories 2022 conference in Denver, CO.

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NGLP at the Library Publishing Forum
May
18
to May 26

NGLP at the Library Publishing Forum

Join the NGLP team for two sessions at this year’s Library Publishing Forum!

Our plenary session Building in the Open, Building Together will report on NGLP’s work developing business models to support community-driven Open Source Software.

As NGLP shifts to piloting new service models via our project partners (California Digital Library, Janeway, and Longleaf Services), we return to why we chose to build modular, content-agnostic components to address community-identified gaps in the library publishing ecosystem. NGLP Product Manager, Dave Pcolar, will discuss the guiding principles of the development phase: building for flexibility and scalability with a diverse set of publishing needs in mind. NGLP co-principal investigator Katherine Skinner will then report on the ongoing work of developing a business framework to support this and similar projects that seek to build service layers on top of widely-adopted and trusted open-source platforms like OJS, Janeway, and DSpace, and explore how values-aligned service providers might better support the underlying technologies that provide the backbone for their service provision. In folding these two conversations together, this presentation will highlight not only what NGLP has accomplished in the past two years, but what it was built for: securing more robust, sustainable, and values-driven infrastructure for library publishers.

Representatives from the NGLP project team and our pilot partners will take a deeper dive into the pilot implementations in the panel session Pilot implementations have launched!

This presentation will highlight the recently-launched NGLP pilots, allowing each of the three service provider partners (California Digital Library, Janeway, and Longleaf Services) to describe their service offering and how it is tailored to their pilot partners’ needs. These presentations will take the form of case studies, outlining the different context and priorities of each pilot (a consortial publishing solution, a unified journal and IR solution, and a scalable journal publishing solution) before jumping into the specifics of timeline, resourcing, business modeling, and pilot evaluation plans. Service provider panelists will then discuss the potential for service models following the pilot phase – in particular, engaging with the challenges of implementing values-aligned service models.

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NGLP at CNI
Dec
15

NGLP at CNI

Join NGLP’s Sarah Lippincott to learn about how our project is Exploring Values-Driven Models for Innovation in Scholarly Communication.

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NGLP Community Forum: Sharing our progress and opportunities for involvement
Oct
28

NGLP Community Forum: Sharing our progress and opportunities for involvement

Over the past two years, our team has been building a suite of tools and resources that put libraries at the forefront of transformative change in scholarly publishing. Our project takes a holistic approach to reenvisioning publishing, simultaneously architecting new software tailored to the unique needs of library publishers and designing the business models, values-based assessment frameworks, and pilot implementations that bring our code to life.

At the community forum, we will introduce two new software components we are building to fill gaps identified through extensive community outreach and research. You’ll learn about the Web Delivery Platform (WDP), a flexible, modern, front-end display platform that elegantly showcases a range of content, from journals to ETDs, aggregated from upstream content systems like Janeway and DSpace. You’ll also hear about our Analytics Dashboard (AD), a feature-rich platform that allows you to explore usage and workflow data aggregated from multiple sources and presented in dynamic visualizations.

We’ll share details about our three pilot implementations of these components, which bring together multiple service providers to collectively build and maintain software and service models that align with the needs and values of library publishers. We invite you to help us fulfill our goal of designing community-centered software solutions by providing your thoughts and feedback on our work so far, and our near-term directions.

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