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DAY 1
The structure of purchasing decisions
Warren Holder, Electronic Resources Coordinator, University of Toronto, Canada
Purchasing in the corporate organisation
Michael Christensen, Serials Acquisition Management Officer, Novo Nordisk A/S, Denmark
Putting usage statistics to work in the purchasing life cycle
Terry Bucknell, Electronic Resources Manager, University of Liverpool
Discussion with the panel followed by lunch
The Dark Art of Pricing and Business Models: Does the journal have a price any longer?
John Cox, Managing Director, John Cox Associates
Pricing the package
Nick Evans, Members Services Manager, ALPSP and Tamsyn Honour, Swets Information Services UK
Tea
Business models that work
Ian Snowley, Director, Academic Services
University of London Research Library Services, and President-Elect the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (CILIP)
A Value Driven Approach to eJournal Procurement
Armand Brevig, Global Category Lead, Scientific and Business Information, AstraZeneca
Discussion with the panel followed by reception
DAY 2
Where are consortia heading? [1]: The UK model
Paul Harwood, Director, Content Complete
Where are consortia heading? [2]: The USA
Ann Okerson, Associate University Librarian for Collections and International Programs, Yale University, USA
Where are consortia heading? [3]: Europe
Nol Verhagen, University Librarian, Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands
Coffee
New forms of discovery - The academic view
Margaret Flett, IT Services Development Officer, UCL Library Services, University College London
Discovery - empowering the user
Mark Jewell, Director Business Information Services, Lehman Brothers
Intermediation in the new user environment
Chris Beckett, Director, Scholarly Information Strategies Ltd.