2. VIVO is... A community of 133 sites in 26 countries Organizations represented on VIVO governance groups: Brown, Cornell, Duke, George Washington University, Indiana University, Northwestern University, Ontocale, Oregon Health Sciences University, Symplectic, Texas A&M, Thomson Reuters, UNAVCO, University of California San Francisco, University of Colorado, University of Florida, University of Melbourne, University of Pennsylvania, University of Virginia, Virginia Tech, and Weill Cornell Medical College

3. VIVO is... Community supported open source software for representing scholarship, used by The Environmental Protection Agency The Smithsonian Institution American Psychological Association NIH Cancer Centers AND …

4. Duke: One of Many University Sites

5. US Department of Agriculture

6. Southeastern Universities Research Association

7. FAO GFAR IICA

8. Clinical and Translational Science Awardees

9. Linked Data for Libraries: Research at Cornell, Harvard, and Stanford

10. VIVO is... A general purpose semantic web data management system for research in Geological Sciences Climate Change Atmospheric and Space Physics Deep Carbon Science Specifically …

11. EarthCollab: UNAVCO

12. EarthCollab: UCAR/NCAR Earth Observing Laboratory

14. Laboratory of Atmospheric and Space Physics

15. Deep Carbon Observatory at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

16. VIVO ORCiD Digital Science CTSA Search SHARE Open RIF Thomson Reuters Fedora Karma Force11 SHARE Harvester SHARE 2 VIVO Webinar Series Contri- bution Ontology Fedora VIVO Integration WOK Ingest to VIVO Karma samples w/ VIVO GRID RDF 4 VIVO FigShare RDF 4 VIVO OAuth 4 VIVO SciENcv Align w/ VIVO FORCE 16 Demos SURA Search OpenVIVO Reuse

17. OpenVIVO -- an open VIVO anyone can join OpenVIVO Features 1.Demonstration of an open VIVO, hosted by the VIVO Project, that anyone can join 2.Sign on via an ORCiD identifier and password 3.Automatic ingest of publications from ORCiD 4.Ingest of material from the Force16 collection at Figshare (extensible to any collection on Figshare) 5.Real-time addition of publications to a faculty profile by specifying a DOI or PubMed ID 6.Standard RDF for journals, dates, and organizations 7.Use of FAST (OCLC) as a standard vocabulary for research areas 8.Publication of OpenVIVO data to GitHub 9.Consumption of OpenVIVO data in CTSA Search 10.Demonstration of a controlled vocabulary for attribution and contribution to scholarly works

18. VIVO Goals for 2016 1.Demonstrate OpenVIVO 2.Grow the membership 3.Release version 1.9 a.Improvements for adding data to VIVO b.Improvements for using VIVO data c.Performance improvements d.Additional visualizations 4.Establish a training program 5.Develop strategic plan for 2017-18

19. VIVO Strategic Planning 2015-2016 Strategic Plan Value proposition: VIVO provides an integrated view of the scholarly work of an organization Goal 1: Clarify and improve the value proposition Goal 2: Promote a more open and networked research ecosystem See: 2015-16 VIVO Strategic Plan2015-16 VIVO Strategic Plan 2017-2018 Strategic Plan Open process Discussion begins today VIVO User Group Meeting in May VIVO conference in August Final Draft for VIVO Leadership in December

20. Support VIVO Become a VIVO Member http://vivoweb.org/membership

21. DENVER, COLORADO | AUGUST 17-19, 2016 | www.vivoconference.org