Management and strategy
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Introduction
This area identifies and maps the 'non-technical' issues relevant to repositories. It is not related to day-to-day administrative functions of a repository, but to the external issues, be they business, management, strategic and so forth, that might affect a repository. The following categories relate to work being carried out by various projects within the Digital Repositories Programme.
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Management and strategy
- Legal and policy issues
- rights
- includes:
- Digital Rights Management (DRM)
- copyright and IPR
- repository licence agreements
- publisher agreements
- includes:
- rights
- Cultural and social issues
- implementation and uptake
- includes:
- trust
- awareness
- accessibility
- usability
- rewards and motivators
- peer review
- sharing vs competition
- includes:
- personal resource management - Conntection: Digital lifecycle (see below)
- supporting Communities of Practice - Connection Stakeholders and communities
- implementation and uptake
- Business models – Connection: informs Technology and Technical Infrastructure (SOA); help identify business processes
- includes:
- sustainability
- institutional strategy, planning and resource management
- workflow (business processes) - Connection: collection of workflows, metadata workflows
- includes:
- Advocacy
- Certification
- Digital lifecycle
- version control
- authoring and co-authoring
- self-archiving
- retention
- provenance
- Open access
- RAE