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SSP: Next New Things Project Transfer

SSP: Next New Things Project Transfer. Nancy Buckley UKSG Project Transfer Burgundy Information Services Ltd. Briefing session overview. About Project Transfer The story so far Principles of phase 1 Code of Conduct Future Direction Why is Transfer important? More information.

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SSP: Next New Things Project Transfer

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  1. SSP: Next New ThingsProject Transfer Nancy Buckley UKSG Project Transfer Burgundy Information Services Ltd

  2. Briefing session overview • About Project Transfer • The story so far • Principles of phase 1 Code of Conduct • Future Direction • Why is Transfer important? • More information SSP 6-8 June 2007

  3. About Project Transfer • Formed in April 2006 • Aim: Improve Procedures for Journals Transferring Between Publishers • Contributions from Librarians, Publishers and Agents/Intermediaries and Aggregators SSP 6-8 June 2007

  4. The story so far… • Formed a Working Group & Advisory Board • Held quarterly meetings throughout 2006 • Brainstormed all issues surrounding journal transfers • Drafted our Aims and Scope • Outlined our roadmap for a three phased approach • Launched our logo and website • Released the Transfer ‘Code of Conduct’ SSP 6-8 June 2007

  5. The story so far… • Also engaged in outreach to ensure that the Project was understood globally • Int. Coalition of Library Consortia (ICOLC), Rome • Charleston Library Conference, US • Japanese Library Fair, Tokyo • STM Production Meeting, London • ICDL, Delhi • Electronic Resources & Library Conference, Atlanta US • North Carolina Serials Conference, US • UKSG Annual Conference, Warwick, April 2007 SSP 6-8 June 2007

  6. Phase 1: Code of Conduct • Extensive drafting and consultation over a 3 month period • Launched on 16 April 2007 at UKSG Annual Conference • Aim: to achieve a commitment from all publishers to support the work of Transfer and to improve publishers’ internal systems and processes, in order to ensure that end-users and librarians enjoy continued access to electronic content • Still some final refining to take place SSP 6-8 June 2007

  7. Principles of the Code of Conduct 1 To ensure that customers and end-users do not lose access to content they subscribe and pay for: HOW? • Continued access on the transferring publisher AND receiving publisher website for minimum 6 months • Receiving publisher gives free access to all for one month after the effective transfer date SSP 6-8 June 2007

  8. Principles of the Code of Conduct 2 To recommend the free & timely handover of subscriber lists from the transferring to the receiving publisher HOW? • By clarifying subscriber types: subscribers, consortia subscribers, those with access • Recommending a standardized presentation of subscription data SSP 6-8 June 2007

  9. Principles of the Code of Conduct 3 Ensure communication to customers is effective and timely HOW? • Referring URL’s or links between the two publishers websites • Informing customers of transfers in good time: Transfer recommends three months notice • Following CrossRef DOI name ownership protocols SSP 6-8 June 2007

  10. Publishers Aligned to the Code: • Taylor & Francis Publishers • Sage Publications • Symposium Journals • Mary-Anne Liebert Inc Publishers • Haworth Press SSP 6-8 June 2007

  11. Future Direction Phase 2: Auditing compliance to the code • Compliancy measured from 1st Jan 2008 • How to assess compliancy? • Publisher level? • Journal level? • Ongoing monitoring of compliancy Phase 3: Transfer web service • An online resource which tracks and lists journal transfer data • Funding model: sponsorship/advertising • Timeframe: RFP September 2007 SSP 6-8 June 2007

  12. Why is Transfer important? • For Publishers, libraries and societies • Ensures consistent access to users • Shows that commercial publishers can collaborate • Helps to show that online journals are a robust and sustainable format • Less fuel for the fire of open access advocates • Improves renewal period and processes for all concerned SSP 6-8 June 2007

  13. More Information www.projecttransfer.org Nancy Buckley: nancy@burgundyservices.com

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