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New Forms of Information Supply: ASA Conference 2005

A date for your diary: 2005 ASA Conference: New Forms of Information
Supply - 28 Feb and 1st March 2005, RCN, London, UK

This year's ASA conference is about New Forms of Information Supply
including some interesting presentations on global and multi site
licensing as well as OA and Institutional repositories. Full programme on
http://www.subscription-agents.org/conference/200502/index.html but a
quick list of speakers and topics is given below. (apologies for any cross
postings).

The corporate need for information professionals
Cris Kinghorn, Director, Business Information Services - Europe and
Africa, Deutsche Bank AG, London 

Academic requirements for information supply - virtual libraries in the
scholarly world
John Lancaster, Librarian, University of Huddersfield

Information management and the transition to electronic provision in the 
NHS
Scott Gibbens, NHS Core Content Group

Information management and the transition to electronic provision in the 
defence research industry
Geoff Kerrison, Manager - Information Management, QinetiQ ltd

What's in a licence?
Arnold Hirshon, Executive Director, NELINET Consortium, USA

Site licensing and personal subscriptions - competitive or complementary?
Della Sar, Marketing Director, Nature Publishing Group (to be confirmed)

How to budget for the multi-site licence
Stephen Phillips, Head of Global Business Information Services, Morgan 
Stanley

Is pay-per-view more cost effective than global/site licensing
Per Sulg, Global Journal Service Manager, AstraZeneca

Access and infrastructure for the specialist community
Rossella Proscia, Marketing Director, Ovid Technologies

Open Access in practice Martin Richardson, Director - Journals Division,
Oxford University Press

Impact of Open Access
Jim Pringle, Vice President of Development, ISI

Open Access
Chris Beckett, Scholarly Information Strategies Ltd

Self archiving and the subscription model - impacts on publishers
Michael Mabe, Director of Academic Relations, Elsevier

Institutional Repositories - the state of the art
Rachel Bruce, Programme Manager and Acting Team

Rollo Turner
Secretary General
Association of Subscription Agents and Intermediaries
10 Lime Avenue
High Wycombe
Bucks HP11 1DP
UK
www.subscription-agents.org
Tel 01494 534778
rollo.turnert@dsl.pipex.com