Name: What has 2020 taught us about the information ecosystem?
Start: 2021-02-23T20:00:00-0500
End: 2021-02-23T21:15:00-0500

NISO Plus 2021 is going to be a global virtual event, happening literally around the world February 22-25, 2021. Building on the wonderful response to NISO Plus 2020, we’re bringing the same quality of content and conversation to this born-digital event, with dozens of amazing speakers and keynotes from across the globe. Scheduled to maximize attendance from as many timezones as possible, there will be things for you to see and do around the clock if you wish...or, pick and choose to make the experience perfect for your interests.

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What has 2020 taught us about the information ecosystem?

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NISO Discourse Discussion for this session
https://discourse.niso.org/t/what-has-2020-taught-us-about-the-information-ecosystem-fragility-and-resilience/91

The impact of the COVID19 pandemic and the Black Lives Matter protests in 2020 were (and continue to be) felt all around the world — including the information world: the rapid shift to online learning; the dramatic increase in the use of digital resources; the challenges of working from home; budget and hiring cuts and freezes. Which of these changes — and more — will be permanent? What will the information community look like five or ten years from now? The lessons we learn will help us better understand the fragility or resilience of our organizations and structures, our processes and policies. This session includes perspectives from librarians, publishers, and vendors from around the world about what their experiences in 2020 have taught them.

Moderators

Robert Boissy

Director, Account Development, Springer Nature

I have had various roles in scholarly publishing since 2003, and fifteen years as a subscription agent before that. I have library degrees from the University at Albany and Syracuse University. I like to talk about cooperative marketing projects between libraries and publishers... Read More →

Speakers

Oya Y. Rieger

Senior Strategist, Ithaka S+R

Stephanie Dawson

CEO, ScienceOpen

Content in context is our goal at ScienceOpen. We provide publishing and metadata services embedded within an interactive discovery environment with a focus on preprints, open peer review, and community curation.

Sandy Hirsh

Associate Dean for Academics, San Jose State University

Dr. Sandra Hirsh is Associate Dean for Academics in the College of Professional and Global Education at San José State University. She previously served as Professor and Director of the School of Information at San José State University for ten years from 2010-2020. Prior to joining... Read More →

Mohamed Baessa

Manager, Preservation and Digital Services, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology

Peter Simon

Vice President, Product Management, NewsBank, Inc

Peter Simon is Vice President, Product Management at NewsBank, inc. He directs the development of key products while working on numerous strategic initiatives important to the growth of the company.Simon began his career as an Editor at RR Bowker; progressed to Executive Vice President... Read More →

Clarissa West-White

Reference Instructor/Research Librarian, Bethune Cookman University

Christopher Chan

Deputy University Librarian, Hong Kong Baptist University

I worked in Information Services at HKBU Library for over 12 years. Prior to that, I was a school librarian at two international schools in Hong Kong.In February 2021 I was appointed Deputy University Librarian. In this role I provide leadership and management for all of the Library's... Read More →

C K Ramaiah

Professor, University of Pondicherry

Tuesday February 23, 2021 8:00pm - 9:15pm EST
Room 2

Global Perspectives

Host Organization NISO

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