Building a Federated Infrastructure for Preservation of and Access to Research Data in the Netherlands: The Front Office-Back Office Model

P.K. Doorn; I. Dillo; P. Witkamp

Building a Federated Infrastructure for Preservation of and Access to Research Data in the Netherlands: The Front Office-Back Office Model

P.K. Doorn, I. Dillo, P. Witkamp

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A federated data infrastructure is emerging in The Netherlands on the basis of the collaborative model proposed in the Riding the Wave report as a framework for the scholarly information system of the future. This federated model is elaborated as a layered front office – back office model, in which university libraries, national data services and basic technical einfrastructure organizations work together. The responsibilities and functions performed by the various stakeholders involved in the federated infrastructure are clearly complementary. The costs and benefits are distributed efficiently over the stakeholder. The introduction of the model is timely, because many research organizations are currently developing data management policies. Therefore the federated infrastructure is attractive for all parties involved.

Originele taal-2	Engels
Titel	APA/C-DAC International Conference on Digital Preservation and Development of Trusted Digital Repositories
Redacteuren	Dinesh Katre, David Giaretta
Plaats van productie	New Delhi
Uitgeverij	EXCEL INDIA PUBLISHERS
Pagina's	72-77
Aantal pagina's	6
ISBN van elektronische versie	978-93-82880-83-7
ISBN van geprinte versie	978-93-82880-83-7
Status	Gepubliceerd - 2014

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Building a Federated Infrastructure for Preservation of and Access to Research Data in The Netherlands: The Front Office – Back Office Model
Peter Doorn (Speaker)
05 feb 2014
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Doorn, P. K., Dillo, I., & Witkamp, P. (2014). Building a Federated Infrastructure for Preservation of and Access to Research Data in the Netherlands: The Front Office-Back Office Model. In D. Katre, & D. Giaretta (editors), APA/C-DAC International Conference on Digital Preservation and Development of Trusted Digital Repositories (blz. 72-77). [8] EXCEL INDIA PUBLISHERS. http://www.ndpp.in/APA-DPDTR-2014/

Doorn, P.K. ; Dillo, I. ; Witkamp, P. / Building a Federated Infrastructure for Preservation of and Access to Research Data in the Netherlands: The Front Office-Back Office Model. APA/C-DAC International Conference on Digital Preservation and Development of Trusted Digital Repositories. redacteur / Dinesh Katre ; David Giaretta. New Delhi : EXCEL INDIA PUBLISHERS, 2014. blz. 72-77

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Building a Federated Infrastructure for Preservation of and Access to Research Data in the Netherlands: The Front Office-Back Office Model

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