1. Berlin 04 Open Access - From Promise to Practice 31. March 2006 Ejournals@cbs Based on Open Journal Systems  since summer 2005  the service is offered to journals that has an association with CBS  we encourage open access but it is not a requirement  we offer support, web server hosting, and initial set- up and education of staff at no cost  the goal is to make the journals self-sufficient  it is a win-win situation

2. Berlin 04 Open Access - From Promise to Practice 31. March 2006 Two journals running

3. Berlin 04 Open Access - From Promise to Practice 31. March 2006 More journals coming

4. Berlin 04 Open Access - From Promise to Practice 31. March 2006 Open Journal Systems: What is it? Open Source Online journal management system and publishing system Journal web site Journal layout Cascading Style Sheet Online submission and peer review management Management of issues and archive Subscription management with moving wall, login and ip- control OAI-PMH, LOCKSS Reading tools

5. Berlin 04 Open Access - From Promise to Practice 31. March 2006 Ejournals@cbs ej.lib.cbs.dk

6. Berlin 04 Open Access - From Promise to Practice 31. March 2006 The technical stuff Recommended server configurations: ● PHP support (4.2.x or later) ● MySQL (3.23.23 or later) or PostgreSQL (7.1 or later) ● Apache (1.3.2x or later) or Apache 2 (2.0.4x or later) or Microsoft IIS 6 (PHP 5.x required) ● Linux, BSD, Solaris, Mac OS X, Windows operating systems User interface: ● Layout should be separated from content using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) ● Smarty templates should be valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional (see http://validator.w3.org/).

7. Berlin 04 Open Access - From Promise to Practice 31. March 2006 Where do I get more info? The Public Knowledge Project the people who made OJS (http://pkp.sfu.ca) it’s all therehttp://pkp.sfu.ca You can also contact me to hear more about our experiences Mikael K. Elbæk Copenhagen Business School Library mke.lib@cbs.dk