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ALPSP Seminar: Managing Risk in a Publishing Environment
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- Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2004 08:49:55 EST
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(please pass this information on to your members if you think it will be of interest) ALPSP/FST Seminar: Managing Risk in a Publishing Environment 17 February 2004 Chair: Sue Thorn, Society for Endocrinology The Royal Society, 6 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1 5AH Publishing has always suffered from the commercial risk associated with serving an ever-changing market place although learned societies have had the comfort of knowing their specialist markets rather better than many larger publishers. Furthermore, for most learned societies, publishing was a smaller and subsidiary activity upon which the solvency of the society did not usually depend. However, things have changed not least because publishing often now provides a much larger part of the society's income than previously and because the importance of journals and books as methods of communication is less with the advent of electronic methods. This seminar identifies the current risks in learned society publishing and reviews the way in which those risks may be managed. Programme 13:30 Registration and coffee 14:00 Introduction: What is risk? Why is publishing different from other businesses - if it is? - Chair, Sue Thorn 14:15 Identifying risks in publishing as industry sees them - Kurt Paulus, previously at IOP, former ALPSP treasurer 14:50 Risk assessment and its documentation - Benjamin James, Bircham Dyson Bell 15.30 Coffee and tea 16.00 Methods of managing/minimising risk - Alastair Dryburgh, Consultant 16.40 Managing the unexpected: the RoweCom collapse - what have we learned? James Rogers, OUP 17.20 Discussion and Chair's summing up Fees excluding VAT A LPSP/FST members: �85.00; Academic: �100.00; SFEP freelance members: �135.00 Non-members: �170.00 To register online: http://www.alpsp.org/events/s170204.htm ------------------------------------------------------------- Debbie Stoddart Event Marketing Co-ordinator 3 Barnack Road, Stamford, Lincolnshire,PE9 2NA Tel: +44(0) 1780 757005 Fax:+44(0) 1780 762507 E-mail: marketing@alpsp.org www.alpsp.org
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