The new guidelines offer a framework that libraries and consortia can use to share expertise, data, and collections to efficiently steward limited resources in serving library patrons.
Publishers and researchers have voiced concerns because the proposal, which is currently open for public comment, would give oversight of funded research to political appointees.
Happening virtually on June 24, the yearly update on our finances, strategic plan, and standards projects is free and open to all (including nonmembers).
From building resilient partnerships to navigating copyright concerns, NISO’s upcoming training series programs address key challenges in our community.
In the latest installment in the video series, Todd Carpenter speaks with the Georgia Tech Dean of Libraries, who shares how she became more involved with NISO.
Upcoming events include a webinar on research integrity and AI systems and the launch of our training series on organizational resilience through collaboration.
