Royal College of Nursing, 20 Cavendish Square, London W1G 0RN, UK
Preliminary Programme
What follows is the preliminary programme for the 2011 ASA Conference. Some details may change between now and the conference start date but as speakers confirm the titles of their talks, these will be added to the programme as final. In all cases, speakers will speak for 20-25 minutes leaving time for a panel discussion with questions from the audience at the end of each session.
Monday February 21st
09:15 Registration; tea/coffee
09:50 Welcome and Introduction
Peter Lawson, Chairman, ASA
Keynote 1: Sign of the Times? The Rise of Market-Driven Purchase Models
Chaired by Sarah Durrant, Secretary General, ASA, and Principal of Red Sage Consulting
10:00 The Subscription is dead: long live...?
Rick Anderson, Associate Director for Scholarly Resources and Collections, University of Utah
10:30 This year's model: strategies for increasing access to research content
Mark Ware, Principal, Mark Ware Consulting
11:00 Title to be confirmed
Robert Kiley, Head of Digital Services, The Wellcome Trust
Panel discussion
11:30 Coffee/tea
Session 2: Forever Changes: eBook Trends & Developments
Chaired by Peter Lawson, Chairman, ASA
12:00 Patron-driven acquisition and trends in eBook uptake
Ian Hames, Vice President of International Sales, eBrary
12:30 Title to be confirmed
Scott Wasinger, Managing Director, Business Development, NetLibrary Inc.
13:00-14:00 Networking Lunch
Session 3: Show Me the Value! The New Reality of Library-Publisher Negotiations
Chaired by Sarah Durrant, Secretary General, ASA, and Principal of Red Sage Consulting
14:00 A view from the publisher - title to be confirmed
David Hoole, Director, IP Policy and Licensing, Nature Publishing Group
14:30 A view from the library - title to be confirmed
Dr. Hildegard Schaeffler, Head of Serials and Electronic Media, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek
15:00 A view from the research sector - title to be confirmed
David Prosser, Executive Director, Research Libraries UK (RLUK)
Panel discussion
15:30 Coffee/tea
Session 4: News International: Scholarly Information Provision Around the World
Chaired by Monika Krieg, Head of Publisher Relations, Harrassowitz
16:00 The scholarly and research information arena in China - title to be confirmed
Caitlin Meadows, Publishing Services Director, Charlesworth Group
17:00 The scholarly and research information arena in India - title to be confirmed
Professor Roshan Raina, Indian Institute of Management
17:30 Managing an overseas campus: the view from Nottingham
Dick Chamberlain, University Librarian, University of Nottingham
Panel discussion
18:00 Library Choice: Your Part in its Victory
18:15-19:30 Wine Reception
Tuesday February 22nd
08:30 Tea/coffee
Keynote 2: The Road Ahead: The Future of Research Communication
Chaired by Robert Jacobs, Director of Publisher Relations, Swets
09:00 The future of UK higher education & research: the view from the library
Phil Sykes, University Librarian, University of Liverpool
09:30 The future of scholarly communication: the next five years
Brian Crawford, Director of Publications, American Chemical Society
Panel discussion
10:00 Tea/coffee
Session 6: The E-only Landscape: Journey Without Maps?
Chaired by Ann Lawson, Senior Publisher Relations Executive, Europe, EBSCO & Treasurer, ASA
10:30 How the move to e-only information provision is impacting the research sector
Michael Jubb, Director, Research Information Network (RIN)
11:00 Sharing experience: notes from an advanced electronic research library
Ingbritt Butina, Library Director, The Royal Danish Library
11:30 E-only pricing models: are publishers and their library customers on the same page?
Melinda Kenneway, Director, TBI Communications
12:00 The role of the intermediary in an e-only world
Mark Carden, Executive Vice President, Global Sales & Marketing, Publishing Technology plc
Panel discussion
12:30 Networking Lunch
Session 7: With or Without You: Are Users Becoming the New Publishers?
Chaired by Sarah Durrant, Secretary General, ASA, and Principal of Red Sage Consulting
13:30 Show me the data! Why publishers need to deliver more of what users want
Toby Green, Head of Publishing, OECD Publishing
14:00 Nanopublication and its repercussions for the STM landscape
Jan Velterop, Concept Web Alliance
14:30 Using technology to enhance research communication
Moshe Pritsker, Managing Director, Journal of Visualized Experiments (JOVE)
Panel discussion
15:00 Conference ends
15:15 ASA Executive Committee Meeting (ASA members only)
Registration
Conference registration will be available via the ASA website from September 15th 2010. There will be a discount for early-bird registration and up to 30% discount for librarians from not-for-profit institutes.
Conference Sponsorship
Sponsorship opportunities for the conference are available. Please contact Sarah Durrant