Copyright Agency Limited Making links to value using DOI: IDF 2004 AGM update

CAL Update Last twelve months Pilot models in Australia: Making links POD Coursepack and Retail Next twelve months

Last twelve months Successfully conducted two pilots in Australia: Classic Australian Works University Coursepacks Obtained Federal Government grant June 2003 Commenced Journal Resource Metadata Discovery project with CrossRef and mEDRA

Pilot models: making links DOI as enabler to CALs business models CAL facilitates supply chain management interaction: publishers/ authors, academics, booksellers, printers B2B models: link common file formats and -based Application Profiles to existing POD process.

Coursepack pilot Streamline administration and delivery of customised course materials at two Australian universities Application Profiles include bibliographic, rights and print metadata Generic, scalable and interoperable Publisher participants: John Wiley, Pearson and CUP (Australia)

Classic Australian Works Tested short print-run (POD) process Made available 25 out-of-print Australian classic literature works Pilot participants: National Library of Australia, Australian Society of Authors, University of Sydney Library (SETIS) Over 700 books sold in first four months

Authors Page – Information on the authors involved in the project

Click on Add to Cart to purchase Book Page – Book information and synopsis

Next twelve months Expand coursepack pilot into more universities, more courses with more content available Expand short print-run pilot to include more works, and more booksellers and printers Trial both solutions in other markets Increase DOI registrations

In CALs experience The importance of interoperability –As infrastructure –Longer term benefits DOI adoption –Value proposition –Developing confidence in business models –DOI take up

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