DEVELOPMENT OF A EUROPEAN NETWORK OF LIBRARIES Hans Geleijnse Director of Library and IT Services & CIO Tilburg University, The Netherlands.

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DEVELOPMENT OF A EUROPEAN NETWORK OF LIBRARIES Hans Geleijnse Director of Library and IT Services & CIO Tilburg University, The Netherlands

IT Services 2 Some Trends in the Library World  Integration of digital library with teaching, learning and research  More focus on E-Learning  Management of digital objects  Development of Institutional Repositories  Preservation and Digital Archiving  Personalisation  Co-operation and Consortium development

IT Services 3 Co-operation in Europe  Regional Consortia  National Consortia  European ICOLC  European Organisations, e.g. LIBER  Subject oriented cooperation

IT Services 4 General Trend in Co-operation  United we can achieve more  Resource sharing, cataloguing, Inter library loan etc.  Stronger position in negotiations with publishers and other vendors  Some cases: centralisation of system management, IT Support  Prepared to give up some autonomy

IT Services 5 Subject oriented cooperation in Europe >TEL >RENARDUS >EULER >SOSIG >Nereus

IT Services 6 The European Library (TEL) Co-operative project of 8 national libraries Goal: Integrated access to the collections of the national libraries of Europe Agreement on a business model for “the European Library Service” Establishment of agreed metadata profiles for objects and collections

IT Services 7 EULER A European based virtual library for mathematics Reference and delivery service Full coverage of mathematics literature world-wide Gateway to electronic catalogues and repositories of participating institutions Use of Dublin Core metadata Participants: the European Mathematical Society, FIZ Karlsruhe, UB Gottingen, CWI Amsterdam, University of Florence

IT Services 8 RENARDUS A trusted source of selected, high quality Internet Resources for HE in Europe Integrated search and browse access Subject gateway services Covers all subjects Hosted at UB Göttingen

IT Services 9 The Social Science Information Gateway (SOSIG) A freely available Internet service Trusted source of high quality Internet information in the social sciences, business and law Part of UK Resource discovery Network Grapevine: training and development opportunities Next phase: to go beyond Internet resources Funded by JISC Business model unclear

IT Services 10 Workshop Euopean Subject Portals Projects at Tilburg University: main conclusions Trust is important (users, partners, publishers) Sustainability is essential Primarily of interest to young researchers and students Academic content of established researchers Support from academics/societies essential Relationship with publishers: competition or collaboration Prepared to cannibalize both own and other products

IT Services 11 NEREUS ( Network of Economics Resources for European Scholars )  Network of excellence in the field of economics  A portal and search engine which makes first-rate academic information accessible to the European academic community, irrespective of location, type or format  A model infrastructure for the development of integrated subject-specific information services  In order to have a positive influence on Europe’s education and research output

IT Services 12 Partners  London School of Economics (UK)  Tilburg University (NL)  European University Institute  German National Library for Economics in Kiel (DE)  Université Libre de Bruxelles (BE)  Erasmus University Rotterdam (NL)  More partners will join

IT Services 13 Partners provide  General economics research resources of great depth and breadth  Resources of particular interest or uniqueness e.g. regional or national resources or fundamental research data not available elsewhere  Innovative technical approaches

IT Services 14 Content in ‘Nereus’  Working papers  Content of institutional repositories  Journal Full Text databases  Socio Economic Datasets  Reference Databases  Databases of Link Collections

IT Services 15 The result of this international cooperation should be  Added-value service provision  Improvement of cost-effectiveness, avoid duplication of efforts  Knowledge exchange, pool expertise and joint activities  Increase the profile of one’s library, university and its output

IT Services 16 Joint activities Identification of overlaps in administrative tasks Development of an information specialist network in economics Development of an EU library technical expertise network International R&D funding proposals

IT Services 17 Critical success factors Business model Long-term funding Subject cooperation across borders versus national cooperation Strong support structures: both content en technical Market analysis Added value for end-users and partner libraries: both service and content

IT Services 18 Why should we try it? Increasing international orientation of our researchers and students: provide them with the same support wherever they are We can make a better use of the unique resources we have and share these for the benefit of advances in research and teaching Introduction of Bachelor/Master system in Europe: new challenges for exchange and mobility of researchers and students We identify good opportunities for back office cooperation. We can avoid duplication and redefine priorities and strenghts of individual libraries

IT Services 19 More information   Hans Geleijnse:  or the Nereus project manager: Vanessa Proudman: