logging in or signing up Tuesday 13. 15.30h - WG Meeting Corporat aSGuest5748 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 13 Category: Business & Fin.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: December 08, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: DCMI Global Corporate Circle 2005 Working Group Meeting September 2005 Sarah A. Rice Chair Agenda : Agenda Introduction - 5 min. Stated Goals for Last Year (2004-2005) - 10 min. Status Review presentation - 25 min. Report on workshop - 10 min. Planning for the coming year (2005-2006) Review charter Develop working plan Volunteers assigned to each task Recruit co-chair Introduction : Introduction Charter of the Global Corporate Circle: Promote the use of the Dublin Core standard by enterprise organizations/corporations for both internal and external information. Coordinate with developers and information providers to ensure interoperability with enterprise-wide applications. Develop a body of work which provides best practices, case studies and examples of how Dublin Core is implemented and its' value to the organization. Examples can include what elements are used, how they are interpreted for the organization, values/controlled vocabularies developed and the return on investment (ROI) of metadata, specifically Dublin Core, for a company. Identify issues unique to the corporate community and what distinguishes them from other communities which use and implement metadata. Goals for Last Year (2004-2005) : Goals for Last Year (2004-2005) Identify measures for success when implementing metadata and Dublin Core, including identifying pain points and return on investments (ROI) Create bibliography of case studies and literature related to value proposition of DC/metadata in organizations Decide whether a DC-specific presentation on the value of metadat would be useful, and how to create it if so Develop presentation based on results of Task 1 and Task 2 Plan a workshop around Metadata and Digital Asset Management for the 2005 conference Status : Status Bibliography is up on GCC wiki http://dublincore.org/corporatewiki/ Login: corporate pwd: jun*02 Presentation has been completed and put before GCC community for feedback Workshop status: 44 attendees, 4 speakers (Jane Greenberg, Astrid Horgen, Ron Daniel and Joseph Busch) with 3 topics and a discussion followed. The focus was to better understand the current state of metadata in corporations today and what the future holds for us. Plan for the Coming Year (2005-2006) : Plan for the Coming Year (2005-2006) Review Charter Promote the use of the Dublin Core standard by enterprise organizations/corporations for both internal and external information. Coordinate with developers and information providers to ensure interoperability with enterprise-wide applications. Develop a body of work which provides best practices, case studies and examples of how Dublin Core is implemented and its' value to the organization. Examples can include what elements are used, how they are interpreted for the organization, values/controlled vocabularies developed and the return on investment (ROI) of metadata, specifically Dublin Core, for a company. Identify issues unique to the corporate community and what distinguishes them from other communities which use and implement metadata. Mission clarification : Mission clarification Recognize that “corporate” includes government & independent institutions Business processes (information management – but not library) focus Management point-of-view control, audit, risk management, efficiency, productivity improvement Delete last bullet (4) from mission Follow-up work : Follow-up work Update bibliography on wiki; publish to website Post ROI ppt on website Post CWA on website; extract Unysis & Daimler/Chrysler case studies Redo webpage New work : New work More case studies Evolve ROI to actual (reportable) metrics e.g., What’s it going to cost you to do it? Identify & develop one application profile Concrete example, not necessarily a generic example; e.g., BBC/Siemens, Govt of Canada, etc. Or, designate a small working group to work on an AP; post call to listserv Workshop for 2006 : Workshop for 2006 Based on application profile work Invite vendors/consultants who might be implementers Co-chair needed! : Co-chair needed! Post to list Interested? Contact rice@seneb.com You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Tuesday 13. 15.30h - WG Meeting Corporat aSGuest5748 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 13 Category: Business & Fin.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: December 08, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: DCMI Global Corporate Circle 2005 Working Group Meeting September 2005 Sarah A. Rice Chair Agenda : Agenda Introduction - 5 min. Stated Goals for Last Year (2004-2005) - 10 min. Status Review presentation - 25 min. Report on workshop - 10 min. Planning for the coming year (2005-2006) Review charter Develop working plan Volunteers assigned to each task Recruit co-chair Introduction : Introduction Charter of the Global Corporate Circle: Promote the use of the Dublin Core standard by enterprise organizations/corporations for both internal and external information. Coordinate with developers and information providers to ensure interoperability with enterprise-wide applications. Develop a body of work which provides best practices, case studies and examples of how Dublin Core is implemented and its' value to the organization. Examples can include what elements are used, how they are interpreted for the organization, values/controlled vocabularies developed and the return on investment (ROI) of metadata, specifically Dublin Core, for a company. Identify issues unique to the corporate community and what distinguishes them from other communities which use and implement metadata. Goals for Last Year (2004-2005) : Goals for Last Year (2004-2005) Identify measures for success when implementing metadata and Dublin Core, including identifying pain points and return on investments (ROI) Create bibliography of case studies and literature related to value proposition of DC/metadata in organizations Decide whether a DC-specific presentation on the value of metadat would be useful, and how to create it if so Develop presentation based on results of Task 1 and Task 2 Plan a workshop around Metadata and Digital Asset Management for the 2005 conference Status : Status Bibliography is up on GCC wiki http://dublincore.org/corporatewiki/ Login: corporate pwd: jun*02 Presentation has been completed and put before GCC community for feedback Workshop status: 44 attendees, 4 speakers (Jane Greenberg, Astrid Horgen, Ron Daniel and Joseph Busch) with 3 topics and a discussion followed. The focus was to better understand the current state of metadata in corporations today and what the future holds for us. Plan for the Coming Year (2005-2006) : Plan for the Coming Year (2005-2006) Review Charter Promote the use of the Dublin Core standard by enterprise organizations/corporations for both internal and external information. Coordinate with developers and information providers to ensure interoperability with enterprise-wide applications. Develop a body of work which provides best practices, case studies and examples of how Dublin Core is implemented and its' value to the organization. Examples can include what elements are used, how they are interpreted for the organization, values/controlled vocabularies developed and the return on investment (ROI) of metadata, specifically Dublin Core, for a company. Identify issues unique to the corporate community and what distinguishes them from other communities which use and implement metadata. Mission clarification : Mission clarification Recognize that “corporate” includes government & independent institutions Business processes (information management – but not library) focus Management point-of-view control, audit, risk management, efficiency, productivity improvement Delete last bullet (4) from mission Follow-up work : Follow-up work Update bibliography on wiki; publish to website Post ROI ppt on website Post CWA on website; extract Unysis & Daimler/Chrysler case studies Redo webpage New work : New work More case studies Evolve ROI to actual (reportable) metrics e.g., What’s it going to cost you to do it? Identify & develop one application profile Concrete example, not necessarily a generic example; e.g., BBC/Siemens, Govt of Canada, etc. Or, designate a small working group to work on an AP; post call to listserv Workshop for 2006 : Workshop for 2006 Based on application profile work Invite vendors/consultants who might be implementers Co-chair needed! : Co-chair needed! Post to list Interested? Contact rice@seneb.com