1. Contents and Formats Existing Digital Sources Gertraud Griepke Cornell University, July 26th 2002

2. Who are our customers and what do they want? Readers Enhanced content –critical mass –multimedia, more color, additional data Enhanced functionality –powerful search, alerting Seamless access –ubiquitous access to past and present Powerful links –abstracts to full text –reference linking Authors Quality imprint –journal brand –stamp of authority –improved visibility –long term visibility –accessibility different portals different places different environments

3. Librarians` wish list for e-journals includes: Services arranged around vertical subject areas Services with critical mass of journals Seamless linking from aggregator and A&I services to full text from a variety of publishers Single, user-friendly interface (preferably the library’s interface) Streamlined admin solutions + usage statistics Better value for money E-only access - but…. –archive assurances and standards Who are our customers and what do they want?

4. Some Tricky Issues Free Stuff (vs access control) Usage data Digital archiving policy

7. Goettingen Library Record

9. Material to be Digitized

10. Data Management Digital Production Process Supplier Management Workflow Management Content Management Project Management Quality Management

11. Data Management Data Management Workflow Management Content Management Project Management Quality Management Supplier Management Formats: TEX, PDF,PS Metadata and content data Structuring („Tagging“) Media neutrality

12. Workflow Management Data Management Workflow Management Content Management Project Management Quality Management Supplier Management Processing Conversion Automatization Interfaces - input / output

13. Content Management Data Management Workflow Management Content Management Project Management Quality Management Supplier Management DTD Style files Information /Object models Archiving

15. Electronic Data Check Routines Syntax Completeness Integrity of filenames Parsing majour SGML data Check metadata Check pairs of SGML/PDF

16. Processing Input Output Various Workflows RTF TeX Camera ready Books Archive Journals Software Special Cases Normali- zation Content Processing

17. Designing the Information Model Article++ DTD Based on XML (possible XML Schema) Consolidation of all Springer DTD‘s Model for a complete issue („Cover2Cover“) „High Level“ structures Simplified and uniform metadata

18. Analysis and Optimization of Workflows Workshops Reducing the number of workflows Reducing complexity „Top down“ modeling Preceding and subsequent processes Lifecycle definition based on a state model „Use case“ analysis

19. Information Model for Journals

20. Article++ DTD Article Level

21. Quality Management Data Management Workflow Management Content Management Project Management Quality Management Supplier Management Data consistency Process consistency Content consistency

22. Value Added in Production Articles online before print Publication of electronic issues Linking – CrossRef – Errata – Further publications of publisher Electronic supplementary material

23. Link from Erratum to Article

24. Link from Article to Erratum

25. Supplementary Material

26. Link Enabled References

28. Link Enabled References to Abstracts

29. Online before Print Electronic Proofs – HTML – PDF – Illustrations – Equations, Formulas – Special characters

30. Publication of Electronic Issues Cover to cover ? – Research papers – Other editorial material – Advertisements Table of contents

31. Links to Further Publications Encyclopedic works Online databases and much more !!!

32. Services Editorial tracking system Content management – Data delivery – Archiving / Retrieval

33. Technical Requirements Media neutrality Standardization Automatization Data consistency

34. Information Model for Books

35. Book Series as Monographs

36. Book Series as Monographs:LNM

37. Book Series as Monographs

38. Organizational Aspects (Company / Partners) Communication Cooperation Change Management

39. Summary