Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC)

03/04/2017

CLIR and Jisc announce partnership to enhance digital services for libraries and research

« The Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) and Jisc today announced a partnership to advance programs of mutual interest for academic communities on both sides of the Atlantic.

Jisc, the UK’s higher, further education and skills sectors’ organization for digital services and solutions, and CLIR, a US-based community-building, research,…

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15/03/2017

ProQuest joins Jisc’s Digital Archival Collections Group Purchasing Pilot

« ProQuest is working with Jisc to enable UK Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) to build strong, user-centered research collections that better support their research focus areas and budgets.

ProQuest is taking part in an innovative group purchasing pilot program aimed at supporting HEIs with a more efficient, coordinated and transparent…

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20/02/2017

Royaume-Uni : Metadata: the key to collaboration and a national bibliographic knowledgebase

« (…) Why do we need the NBK now?

UK libraries are currently experiencing a ‘perfect storm’ in which user expectations continue to rise and technological and licensing options become ever more sophisticated, while budgets decline. At the same time publishers continue to wrestle with the full implications of a hybrid…

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03/02/2017

New UK-wide service will transform library collaboration: The National Bibliographic Knowledgebase

« As part of delivering on the vision of a UK national digital library, Jisc and OCLC announce a partnership to build a new shared service that will aggregate academic bibliographic data at scale, improving library collection management and resource discovery for students and researchers.

Jisc, the digital…

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18/11/2016

Une étude britannique met en lumière les effets secondaires négatifs des « big deals » associant négociation des budgets d’abonnements et des budgets d’APC

« Parue le 24 octobre, une étude financée par le JISC britannique, dresse un premier bilan des accords de couplage « abonnements/APC » signés par le consortium britannique avec 5 éditeurs scientifiques importants (Wiley, Taylor & Francis, Sage, Institute of Physics, Royal Society of Chemistry). Les premiers constats qui se dégagent de cette…

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