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Costs of running open source institutional repositories
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- Subject: Costs of running open source institutional repositories
- From: "Kemp, Rebecca" <kempr@uncw.edu>
- Date: Wed, 2 Nov 2005 18:18:32 EST
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*Cross-posted* Hi, listserv members. I had asked a while back whether people would be willing to share the costs of setting up and maintaining Open Source repository software. I received some feedback which I've input into a small Excel spreadsheet, which you can find at <http://library.uncwil.edu/Faculty/kempr/listserv-summary-IR-open-source -costs.xls> Apologies for taking so long to put this together. There was a range, from about $6,886.62 for a set-up cost, all the way to over $1 million. Apologies for my calculations of currency exchange, if the rates of exchange are not correct. I know that there are other institutions out there running Eprints software; I was able to get more figures for DSpace, however. I hope this is helpful to people. If anyone has further information or corrections to contribute, please let me know. Thank you, Rebecca Kemp
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