The business of digital repositories
The business of digital repositories
This chapter is aimed at those who are involved in planning, setting up and running a digital repository for an institution or community. It covers making a business case, costs, staffing requirements, managing growth and change and other sustainability issues. A number of repository case studies across Europe were used to derive data to inform the study.
Open Access Digital repositories Repositories Business models
Amsterdam University Press
Swan, Alma
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January 2008
Swan, Alma
d73a0e90-27d6-43ee-aafd-118902254de7
Swan, Alma
(2008)
The business of digital repositories.
In,
Weenink, Kasja, Waaijers, Leo and van Godtsenhoven, Karen
(eds.)
A DRIVER's Guide to European Repositories (Amsterdam, 2007).
Amsterdam University Press.
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This chapter is aimed at those who are involved in planning, setting up and running a digital repository for an institution or community. It covers making a business case, costs, staffing requirements, managing growth and change and other sustainability issues. A number of repository case studies across Europe were used to derive data to inform the study.
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Published date: January 2008
Keywords:
Open Access Digital repositories Repositories Business models
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Web & Internet Science
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/264455
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Author:
Alma Swan
Editor:
Kasja Weenink
Editor:
Leo Waaijers
Editor:
Karen van Godtsenhoven
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