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Making links to value using DOI:

IDF 2004 AGM update

CAL Update

• Last twelve months

• Pilot models in Australia: Making links• POD Coursepack and Retail

• Next twelve months

Last twelve months

• Successfully conducted two pilots in Australia:• Classic Australian Works

• University Coursepacks

• Obtained Federal Government grant June 2003• Commenced Journal Resource Metadata Discovery

project with CrossRef and mEDRA

Pilot models: making links• DOI as enabler to CAL’s business

models• CAL facilitates supply chain

management interaction: publishers/ authors, academics, booksellers, printers

• B2B models: link common file formats and <indecs>-based Application Profiles to existing POD process.

Coursepack pilot

• Streamline administration and delivery of customised course materials at two Australian universities

• Application Profiles include bibliographic, rights and print metadata

• Generic, scalable and interoperable• Publisher participants: John Wiley, Pearson

and CUP (Australia)

Classic Australian Works

• Tested short print-run (POD) process

• Made available 25 out-of-print Australian classic literature works

• Pilot participants: National Library of Australia, Australian Society of Authors, University of Sydney Library (SETIS)

• Over 700 books sold in first four months

Authors Page – Information on the authors involved in the project

Click on ‘Add to Cart’ to purchase

Book Page – Book information and synopsis

Next twelve months

• Expand coursepack pilot into more universities, more courses with more content available

• Expand short print-run pilot to include more works, and more booksellers and printers

• Trial both solutions in other markets

• Increase DOI registrations

In CAL’s experience• The importance of interoperability

– As infrastructure– Longer term benefits

• DOI adoption– Value proposition– Developing confidence in business models– DOI take up

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