1. Renee Register Senior Product Manager OCLC Cataloging and Metadata Services Mix and Match: Mashups of Bibliographic Data ALCTS Midwinter Forum January 18, 2010 Sunday, July 12 3:30-5:30PM

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8. Our data and workflow silos encourage redundancy and inhibit interoperability

9. Metadata Silos

10. Workflow Silos Libraries: With the exception of CIP and brief on-order records, the major work of bibliographic production is performed at the end of the publication cycle and ends with the receipt of a published item. Publisher supply chain: Bibliographic data evolves over time, usually beginning months before publication and continuing to grow for months and years post-publication.

11. Inefficiencies and Redundancies in Metadata Exchange

13. Current Metadata Workflow: Different Standards

14. Breaking down the barriers Next Generation Cataloging Data Flow

15. BISAC Subject Heading authorities and mapping between BISAC & DDC

16. Metadata enhancement ISBN Subtitle LC Classification Edition BISAC Subject Headings Dewey Classification LC Subject Headings Series Annotations Tables of Contents Reviews Title Author Cover Image End-user tags, ratings Sales and usage data Publisher

17. Recent Research on Library and Publisher Supply Chain Metadata OCLC/NISO study: “Streamlining Book Metadata Workflows” http://www.niso.org/publications/white_papers/ Research Information Network study: “Creating Catalogues: Bibliographic Records in a Networked World” http://www.rin.ac.uk/creating-catalogues Library of Congress Study of the North American MARC Records Marketplace, R2 Consulting LLC http://www.loc.gov/bibliographic-future/news/ Library of Congress ONIX Pilot Project http://cip.loc.gov/onixpro.html

18. OCLC Publisher Supply Chain Web Site http://publishers.oclc.org

19. OCLC Metadata Services for Publishers

20. For More Information Renee Register: register@oclc.orgregister@oclc.org Maureen Huss: hussm@oclc.orghussm@oclc.org Publisher Services Consultant Bruce Miller: millerb@oclc.orgmillerb@oclc.org Or, publishers@oclc.orgpublishers@oclc.org

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