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Developing a National Information Strategy in Scotland

Law, Derek and Macgregor, George and McCulloch, Emma and Wallis, Jake (2005) Developing a National Information Strategy in Scotland. [Journal Article (Print/Paginated)]

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Developing and implementing a national information strategy has been of key interest to Scotland’s political and LIS fraternity alike. This paper describes the components necessary to bring such a national information strategy to fruition and the role institutional repositories are to play in such a strategy. The use of institutional repositories – as a means of opening access to Scottish research output - supports a number of key political, social and economic factors intrinsic to the Scottish scene. Institutional repositories can underpin the work of HE institutions by providing a readable means of data management and promotion of research outputs. Yet, these benefits can only be reaped if librarians are placed at the epicentre of this vision; their unique skills and knowledge informing the implementation and ongoing management of globally interoperable repositories. The emergence of a distributed national repository infrastructure in Scotland is also explored, as is the overarching role intended for the new IRIScotland project.


Item Type:Journal Article (Print/Paginated)
Keywords:information strategy, institutional repositories, librarianship, Open Access, Scotland
Subjects:H. Information sources, supports, channels. > HS. Repositories.
Full Metadata:Show all fields
ID Code:5178
Deposited By:Macgregor, George
Deposited On:27 Aug 2007
Last Modified:19 Nov 2008 09:58
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