1. OCLC Online Computer Library Center Strategic Partnerships: An International View 30 October 2003

2. OCLC will be the leading global library cooperative helping libraries serve people by providing economical access to knowledge through innovation and collaboration. Vision

3. OCLC’s public purposes Further access to the world’s information Reduce the rate of rise of per- unit library costs

4. 650 3,000 678 4,100 36,524 450 The Cooperative 45,000 libraries 8,878 in 83 countries outside U.S. 45,000 libraries 8,878 in 83 countries outside U.S.

5. SABINET Online Gerhard Kemp

6. OCLC PICA Rein van Charldorp Nick RawsonJanet Lees

7. OCLC PICA Members Council delegates Christine Bailey University of Glasgow Wim van Drimmelin Royal Library of the Netherlands Diane Man University of the Witwatersrand Norma Read University of Cape Town

8. Canada

9. Latin America & the Caribbean

10. Asia Pacific Australia China Hong Kong Japan Korea Singapore Taiwan Cataloging QuestionPoint netLibrary FirstSearch E-journals ILLiad

11. WorldCat 53 million records 888 million location listings 40 million books 2.4 million serials 1.4 million visual materials

12. Trends: Internet search & answer

13. Trends: information formats scholarly resources 2003 five-year forecast traditional materials “e” materials printed scholarly journals

14. Trends: research & learning Reduced funding Proliferation of e-learning Institutional repositories New flows of scholarly materials Lifelong learning

15. Trends: library landscape Many librarians retiring Technical and economic challenges of digital preservation Managing digital content Mainstream special collections Increased integration No pattern of involvement with research and learning materials

16. E-learning “Libraries and the Enhancement of E-learning”

17. Collections highlow high stewardship uniqueness books journals special collections research and learning materials freely-accessible web resources

18. OCLC Research...to expand knowledge that advances OCLC’s public purpose of furthering access to the world’s information and reducing library costs.

19. OCLC Research

20. subject classification name authority citation analysis e-print archives user view ePrints UK

21. OCLC Research OCLC Research “A Metadata Framework to Support the Preservation of Digital Objects”

22. Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) Work | expression | manifestation | item FRBR work-set algorithm

23. WebJunction

24. netLibrary 60,000 titles 8,670 libraries 385 publishers 60,000 titles 8,670 libraries 385 publishers

25. QuestionPoint Netherlands Canada UK China Greece Sweden Denmark Norway Japan Germany Switzerland Australia Taiwan Slovenia Belgium Non-US libraries

26. Al@din

27. Digital Archive 3,000 objects

28. CONTENTdm Dutch example goes here, OCLC PICA to provide a URL..THIS IS FROM A MUNCIPAL GOVERNMENT BUILDING IN THE NETHERLANDS (SEE LIBER SPEECH).

29. Olive software Historical newspaper digitization & delivery

30. tomorrow WorldCat tomorrow graphics, sound and motion new contributors UNICODE links full text MARC, Dublin Core, IFLA FRBR

31. OCLC PICA Dutch Catalog GGC

32. Virtual international authorities file

33. Open WorldCat Pilot

34. A global cooperative

35. Links in the co-op

36. Knowledge map physicaldigital about by manuscripts articles video clips e-content articles books art documentaries images websites eBooks sound recordings

37. Who pays the ferryman? Differential pricing cooperate (eliminate duplicate effort, do together what none of us can do singly) share development costs through OCLC’s infrastructure—combination skunkworks and working computer center for the international library community

38. Who pays the ferryman? Differential pricing cooperate (eliminate duplicate effort, do together what none of us can do singly) share development costs through OCLC’s infrastructure—combination skunkworks and working computer center for the international library community

39. Who pays the ferryman? Differential pricing cooperate (eliminate duplicate effort, do together what none of us can do singly) share development costs through OCLC’s infrastructure—combination skunkworks and working computer center for the international library community

40. Who pays the ferryman? Differential pricing cooperate (eliminate duplicate effort, do together what none of us can do singly) share development costs through OCLC’s infrastructure—combination skunkworks and working computer center for the international library community

41. Who pays the ferryman? Differential pricing cooperate (eliminate duplicate effort, do together what none of us can do singly) share development costs through OCLC’s infrastructure—combination skunkworks and working computer center for the international library community