1. Sally Rumsey ORA Service & Development Manager Why ORA? Why Fedora?

2. Put items in Retrieve Repository Author/creator End user Search Text Basic repository

3. Repository Put items in Services Retrieve Search & Discovery Reports Alerts Author or Representative Bulk ingest

4. Preservation ORA: Purposes 1

5. Management Preservation ORA: Purposes 2

6. Open access & visibility Management Preservation ORA: Purposes 3

7. Holistic view UniversityResearcher Group leader Manager Research administrator Central administration End user/ Reader Library Funding agency Disciplinary differences

8. Taken from http://www.fedora-commons.org/ Top Ten Reasons to Choose Fedora 1.Free open source software 2.A supportive community 3.Maturity 4.Scalability, both small and large 5.Store whatever you want 6.Enables permanence 7.Extensibility 8.Easy access 9.Express relationships 10.An engine for innovation

9. DAMS: Service Oriented Architecture Users ORA access Application FEDORA Honeycomb FEDORA FEDORA acts as middleware between storage and delivery applications etc Application

10. Image collection Other digital collections FEDORA John Johnson collection Fedora underpins multiple repositories and digital collections View

11. Services, Features and Functions A selection UUIDs Persistent links (+ tiny URLs) Conferences Multimedia - Images and presentation Bulk uploads/syndication Embedded search RSS Cross- and multi-disciplinarity

12. ORA Tools & Services FEDORA Search & Browse Relation- ships Events calendar Web access Interface Search Deposit Interface Author profiles Events Alerts RSS feeds Access & view Preserv- ation events Authorisation & authentication Custom views Tiered access Single Sign-on Social networks Embed search Dark archive Web log Reports Import records Public Bookmarks Honeycomb storage Import, export syndicate Export records Private Bookmarks Share records Access Statistics Reports Deposit methods Collabor- ative working Open search Faceted search Collections Combine harvester

13. Who’s using ORA? PG Research students: Theses Many dotted around the University across disciplines

14. Potential Ping-back Collaborative working eAdministration: research support Research data New content models: data, audio OAI-ORE REF UUID: discovery & citations (Science) blogs Devolved services Editing More Presentation

15. Ben O’Steen Flikr via http://oxfordrepo.blogspot.com/

16. Priorities and Development plans BUT… The technology is not enough Agile development model

20. Institutional priorities Research-led teaching Research: disciplinary & interdisciplinary Attracting staff & students Serving society Efficient & effective internal services Research Excellence Framework

21. 5 Years From Now How do we get here? Increase: > Numbers of depositors > Numbers of end users Inc. teaching > Proportion of Full text > Use by research and other groups > its part of bigger Research Management infrastructure > Use by Administrators Inc central admin > Embedding in Oxford infrastructure …whilst the goalposts are constantly moving