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IDF Annual Meeting June 2004 DOI in Context

IDF Annual Meeting June 2004 DOI in Context. David R. Worlock Chairman Electronic Publishing Services Ltd. London and New York. Peaks and Troughs of Innovation. Technology trigger. Peak of inflated expectations. Trough of disillusionment. Slope of enlightenment. Plateau of

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IDF Annual Meeting June 2004 DOI in Context

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  1. IDF Annual MeetingJune 2004DOI in Context David R. Worlock Chairman Electronic Publishing Services Ltd. London and New York

  2. Peaks and Troughs of Innovation Technology trigger Peak of inflated expectations Trough of disillusionment Slope of enlightenment Plateau of productivity

  3. DOI in the innovation cycle Search Semantic web DOI Taxonomy web service UDDI Rfid Technology trigger Peak of inflated expectations Trough of disillusionment Slope of enlightenment Plateau of productivity

  4. Information Futures • Current Information Productivity: 1-2 Exabytes of information per annum (1 exabyte = 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes or 1018 bytes) • 250 megabytes for every man, woman and child on Earth • 5 exabytes equals every word ever spoken by human beings! We could have an information problem – but fortunately printed documents of all types comprise only .003% of this! (http://www.sims.berkeley.edu/how-much-info)

  5. DOI-enabled Content Distribution Scenarios DOI Related content/business partners Multilink syndication Metadata DOI Google/Yahoo! Established content Aggregators Navigation systems (STM) Aggregator Channel management DOI Content DOI DOI Bi-lateral “virtual aggregation” DOI Complimentary Content providers DOI Superdistribution DOI Email, P2P networks Fulfillment management Contextual content DOI Bookstores, digital production/distribution Facilities, etc. Source: TSO

  6. The power of users in the network • Open Access – it’s not who pays, it’s who stores • P2P – changing the practices of powerful supplies • E-Learning and e-Teaching – and trading the results • The democratisation of publishing – we are all content generators now PURL – distraction, or the user’s intermediaries and their power struggle

  7. “I don’t care if I never see another DOI….” • Visualisation, content mapping • Custom interfaces to distributed metadata and federated searching • Content management environments based on persistent identity principles “…. And you probably won’t, but your systems will depend upon them.”

  8. Persistent identity is also important for…. • Users – DUI • Access Control - Shibboleth • DRM Vital elements in the network marketplace environment Content Access Context

  9. The battle for content navigation: STM

  10. The dilemma of the search engines … frustration is sending the user to a web site, and then having him search it for any references to the search subject – in vain … Google Yahoo! (Overture) Secure, itemised information Value add … the more you search, the more (inaccurate, out of date, irrelevant information you find … … so you need to crawl secure, itemized information and add value to it to create a real degree of search satisfaction … Microsoft MSN? “… there is no B2C, or B2B – just B2U” …

  11. What do we need to make our vision work? • Certainty of recall • Demonstrable authenticity of recalled object • Effective relationship mapping and multi-linking • Organised metadata as primary level content management This is the promise that DOI must deliver

  12. David Worlock, Chairman Electronic Publishing Services 26 Rosebery Avenue London EC1R 4SX drw@epsltd.com 020 7837 3345

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