Natural selection in Libraryland – the changing landscape of the University Library North South Conference Belfast 20 April 2012.

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Natural selection in Libraryland – the changing landscape of the University Library North South Conference Belfast 20 April 2012

The research library Vanishing into oblivion...or soaring to new heights? In other words We fly...or we die!

“Librarians” – An Endangered Species?

The old way The BIGGER the better

The way ahead Fit for the future

Association of Research Libraries

Libraries of the Future

Refocussing

Feed me now! Survival in Libraryland depends on effective knowledge transfer...right stuff, in time, on demand ever more personalised services

RLUK Strategic Plan Redefining the research library model Collaborating to reduce costs and improve quality Shaping ethical and effective publishing Promoting unique and distinctive collections Modelling the library role in research data management

Redefining the research library model Physical collections are shrinking Library as publisher Manipulation of information resources

Collaborating to reduce costs and improve quality United Kingdom Research Reserve (UKRR) Shared cataloguing (yet again!)

Shaping ethical and effective publishing Scholarly communications are changing Journal costs spiralling Monographs at risk But new publishing models emerging

Promoting unique and distinctive collections Collaborative digitisation Resource discovery Promoting access

The library’s role in research data management Uniquely complex network of metadata Institutional, national and international initiatives

So in practical terms... Space Stuff Staff

The future Today’s research library model is obsolescent but The research library of tomorrow can and will support evolving models of scholarly communications

not Doing things differently rather Doing different things

Debby Shorley Director of Library Services Imperial College London

RLUK UKRR ARL LOTF Imperial College Library www3.imperial.ac.uk/library