Sunday, 15 August 1999
	Welcome
	Morning and afternoon	Arrival of course members at the Hotel Auberge du Bonheur and at the student apartments
	17.30 hrs	Jola Prinsen will meet hotel guests at the hotel reception to join them to the restaurant
	17.30 hrs	Departure on foot from the student apartments to the restaurant (Esther Bruls will join you)
	18.00 hrs	Welcome dinner, hosted by Solke H.J. Veling, general manager, Ticer B.V.
	22.00 hrs	End of programme
	Monday, 16 August 1999
	Introduction and context
	09.00 hrs	Welcome (QZ 105) welcome the programme practical announcements Jola Prinsen Deputy director, Ticer B.V., NL
	09.20 hrs	The future role of libraries in the information age (QZ 105) the traditional function of libraries in the information chain the changing role of libraries the relationship between libraries and publishers serving the user the added value of libraries a publishing role for libraries the set-up of the summer school programme John S. Mackenzie Owen Professor of information science, University of Amsterdam, NL
	10.30 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	10.45 hrs	The Tilburg digital library (QZ 105) example of a digital university library current situation services strategy for the next few years Hans Geleijnse Librarian, Tilburg University, Library, NL
	11.45 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	12.00 hrs	Demonstration of the Tilburg University integrated desktop (QZ 105) facilities on the desktop Jola Prinsen Deputy director, Ticer B.V., NL
	12.45 hrs	Lunch at the restaurant of Tilburg University
	14.15 hrs	Tour of the Tilburg University library (Library building) architecture layout Jola Prinsen Deputy director, Ticer B.V., NL Annelies Kuijten Documentalist economics, Tilburg University library, NL Marijke van der Ploeg Information specialist computer science, Tilburg University library, NL Leonne Portz Documentalist economics, Tilburg University library, NL
	15.45 hrs	Coffee/tea (foyer building Q)
	16.00 hrs	The integrated desktop and electronic mail: hands-on (CZ 217, CZ110, L06) where to find the integrated desktop logging in and logging out reading your electronic mail Jola Prinsen Deputy director, Ticer B.V., NL Roel de Cock Computer specialist, Tilburg University library, NL Hans van den Dool Computer specialist, Tilburg University library, NL Marianne Achterbergh Helpdesk, Tilburg University computer centre, NL
	17.00 hrs	End of sessions
	17.30 hrs	Caribbean buffet at the restaurant of Tilburg University "Tilbury II"
	20.00 hrs	End of programme
	Tuesday, 17 August 1999
	Strategy
	09.00 hrs	Strategic planning for the digital library: methods and techniques (QZ 105) why strategic planning? strategic policy development strategic planning - the SWOT analysis strategy implementation - the TOWS matrix (academic) library strategies competition, competitive advantage generic strategies; five forces model (Porter) Kees Mouwen Member executive board, Tilburg University, NL
	11.00 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	11.15 hrs	Developing a digital library: strategy and process of a case study: Tilburg University (QZ 105) the Tilburg University Library strategy methods and techniques support and commitment cooperation Hans Geleijnse Librarian, Tilburg University, Library, NL
	11.45 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	12.00 hrs	Work group session (QZ 105, QZ 203/204/205/206) making a SWOT analysis of the Tilburg case study reporting Kees Mouwen Member executive board, Tilburg University, NL
	13.00 hrs	Lunch at the restaurant of Tilburg University
	14.00 hrs	A photo of the summer school group will be taken by a photographer
	14.15 hrs	Strategic planning continued and strategic innovation (QZ 105) the concept of innovation reasons and sources for innovation change management Kees Mouwen Member executive board, Tilburg University, NL
	15.15 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	15.30 hrs	Strategic visioning (QZ 105) developing a mission statement the strategic planning process methods and techniques: the Hewlett-Packard model Eugenie Prime Manager, Corporate Libraries, Hewlett-Packard Company, USA
	16.30 hrs	Workshop (QZ 105) Eugenie Prime Manager, Corporate Libraries, Hewlett-Packard Company, USA
	17.00 hrs	End of sessions
	18.00 hrs	Departure of the bus at Hotel Auberge du Bonheur to the student apartment
	18.05 hrs	Departure of the bus at the student apartments to the city centre
	18.15 hrs	Dinner at restaurant "Alles Anders"
	20.30 hrs	Departure of the bus to Hotel Auberge du Bonheur and the student apartments
	Wednesday, 18 August 1999
	Innovative libraries
	9.00 hrs	The digital library at Hewlett-Packard: a corporate imperative (QZ 105) the Hewlett Packard digital library project current situation digital library services plans for the future Eugenie Prime Manager, Corporate Libraries, Hewlett-Packard Company, USA
	10.00 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	10.15 hrs	The new library, a hybrid organisation: the Delft situation (QZ 105) new strategic options for libraries libraries define their new position in the Webbed world libraries transformed to hybrid organisations the case of the Delft University of Technology library dr. Leo J.M. Waaijers Librarian, Delft University of Technology, NL
	11.15 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	11.30 hrs	The digital library Northrhine-Westphalia (QZ 105) digital library concept of the University of Bielefeld vision and approach current situation digital library services plans for the future dr. Karl W. Neubauer Librarian, Universitätsbibliothek Bielefeld, GE
	12.30 hrs	Lunch at the restaurant of Tilburg University
	14.00 hrs	Workshop: case study exercise I (QZ 105, QZ 203/204/205/206) introduction of a case group work presentation Hans Geleijnse Librarian, Tilburg University, Library, NL
	16.00 hrs	End of sessions, rest of afternoon off
	17.30 hrs	Dinner at the restaurant of Tilburg University "Tilbury II"
	20.00 hrs	End of programme
	Thursday, 19 August 1999
	Technology
	9.00 hrs	Trends in digital library research (QZ 105) digital libraries : the state-of-the-technology current research and development research programmes in the USA, Europe and the rest of the world John S. Mackenzie Owen Professor of information science, University of Amsterdam, NL
	10.00 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	10.15 hrs	Relevant IT developments (QZ 105) the importance of IT for libraries the state of the art in networking relevant standards the importance of a homogeneous infrastructure a good infrastructure as a basis for innovation distributed campus computer centre and library services at home Teun Nijssen Senior project manager, Tilburg University, Computer Centre, NL
	11.15 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	11.30 hrs	An architecture to set up web-based access to the hybrid library (QZ 105) authentication menu system session management integration of information services information servers, such as cd-rom servers, in this environment interlinking information Herbert Van de Sompel Head of library automation, University of Ghent, Central Library, BE
	13.00 hrs	Lunch at the restaurant of Tilburg University
	14.30 hrs	Walk-in workshop and discussion with experts (QZ 105, 203/204) cd-rom solutions (QZ 204) security issues (QZ 203) traditional library systems, are they ready for the digital library? (QZ 105) Teun Nijssen Senior project manager, Tilburg University, Computer Centre, NL Thomas Place Deputy librarian - library systems and development, Tilburg University library, NL Herbert Van de Sompel Head of library automation, University of Ghent, Central Library, BE Dominiek Decleyre University of Ghent, Central Library, BE
	16.00 hrs	End of sessions (no joint dinner, shops are open until 21.00 hrs)
	Friday 20 August 1999
	Libraries, users and the outside world
	9.00 hrs	Knowledge management opportunities for libraries and universities (QZ 105) library science in the future organizing and using knowledge Martin Dillon Executive Director, OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc., OCLC Institute, USA
	10.00 hrs	Workshop (QZ 105) Martin Dillon Executive Director, OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc., OCLC Institute, USA
	10.30 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	10.45 hrs	Future objectives for university libraries: what is the vision? (QZ 105) the changing society the changing learning and research environment the development and future of Internet is there still a role for university libraries? Lynne J. Brindley Pro vice chancellor of IT and University librarian, University of Leeds, Brotherton Library, UK
	11.45 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	12.00 hrs	Workshop (QZ 105, QZ 203/204/205/206) Lynne J. Brindley Pro vice chancellor of IT and University librarian, University of Leeds, Brotherton Library, UK
	13.00 hrs	Lunch at the restaurant of Tilburg University
	14.30 hrs	Workshop : make a SWOT analysis of your own library (QZ 105, QZ 203/204/205/206) John S. Mackenzie Owen Professor of information science, University of Amsterdam, NL
	16.30 hrs	End of sessions
	18.00 hrs	Departure of the bus at Hotel Auberge du Bonheur to the student apartment
	18.05 hrs	Departure of the bus at the student apartments to the city centre
	18.15 hrs	Dinner at restaurant "Allebei"
	20.30 hrs	Departure of the bus to Hotel Auberge du Bonheur and the student apartments
	Sunday, 22 August 1999
	Social Programme
	09.15 hrs	Departure of the bus from Hotel Auberge du Bonheur to the student apartments
	9.20 hrs	Departure of the bus from the student apartments to 's-Hertogenbosch
	10.00 hrs	Arrival in 's-Hertogenbosch, coffee and Bossche Bol at restaurant "De Bossche kelders"
	10.45 hrs	Short walk to the boat
	11.00 hrs	Boat tour on the river Binnendieze
	12.00 hrs	Group A: guided tour of an exposition on the interior of old 's-Hertogenbosch houses
	12.00 hrs	Group B: guided city walk
	13.30 hrs	Lunch at restaurant "De Bossche kelders"
	14.15 hrs	Group A: guided city walk
	14.15 hrs	Group B: guided tour of an exposition on the interior of old 's-Hertogenbosch houses
	16.00 hrs	Group C: climbing the cathedral tower
	16.00 hrs	Group D: guided tour of the cathedral
	17.00 hrs	Time off
	18.00 hrs	Dinner at restaurant "Brasserie de Roode Leeuw"
	21.30 hrs	Departure from 's-Hertogenbosch to Tilburg (Hotel Auberge du Bonheur and student apartments)
	Monday 23 August 1999
	Digital documents
	9.00 hrs	Copyright and licensing in the digital age (QZ 105) what is copyright? which (electronic) library activities can cause copyright infringements? licensing issues Emanuella Giavarra Copyright lawyer, Chambers of Mark Watson-Gandy, UK
	10.00 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	10.15 hrs	The difficult road from bilateral licensing agreements to effective consortia: the Dutch experience (QZ 105) library consortia practical experiences discussion Hans Geleijnse Librarian, Tilburg University, Library, NL
	11.15 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	11.30 hrs	E-publishing by scholars: an overview (QZ 105) evolution of the electronic journal and pre-print servers where to find them and how to keep track library experiences impact on the information chain trends Hans Roes Deputy librarian, Tilburg University, Library, NL
	12.10 hrs	Short break
	12.20 hrs	Libraries as facilitators of e-publishing by authors (QZ 105) involvement of libraries case study: the Electronic Journal of Comparative Law case study: DEGREE Hans Roes Deputy librarian, Tilburg University, Library, NL
	13.00 hrs	Lunch
	14.30 hrs	Parallel session: Workshop on participants' experiences with licensing, consortia (QZ 105, QZ 203/204) Hans Geleijnse Librarian, Tilburg University, Library, NL
	14.30 hrs	Parallel session: Hands-on on self-publishing (CZ217) Hans Roes Deputy librarian, Tilburg University, Library, NL
	15.45 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	16.00 hrs	Workshop : preparing discussion with publishers (QZ 105, QZ 203/204/205/206) workgroups use your homework (looking at suppliers' web sites) and own experiences/questions as input reporting to the group Hans Geleijnse Librarian, Tilburg University, Library, NL
	17.00 hrs	End of sessions
	17.30 hrs	Barbecue at the restaurant of Tilburg University "Tilbury II"
	20.00 hrs	End of programme
	Tuesday, 24 August 1999
	Content
	9.00 hrs	Discussion of the origins and strategy of HighWire Press (QZ 105) why the choice for electronic publishing? digital products plans for the future Jeff Pudewell Assistant university librarian for finance and enterprise, Stanford University, USA
	10.00 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	10.15 hrs	Migration from print to electronic : a publisher's view on how to create a digital library (QZ 105) ScienceDirect online ScienceDirect on site end-user services Roland Dietz Senior vice president global sales, Elsevier Science Inc., USA
	11.15 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	11.30 hrs	Subscription Agents: the electronic intermediairies (QZ 105) subscription agents - roles, services for digital libraries online access to agents' databases electronic tables of contents / current awareness electronic Databases - cd-roms and Internet/online services for e-journal subscriptions agents' e-journal access services integration of systems: seamless linking ("linking-in" and "linking-out") issues, challenges, trends Yvonne Campfens Manager of Global Marketing and Sales Support, Swets & Zeitlinger, NL
	12.30 hrs	Lunch at the restaurant of Tilburg University
	14.00 hrs	Current developments and OCLC's strategic objectives (QZ 105) trends in the U.S. libraries and information industry OCLC the impact on library services John Hearty Director, OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. Business Development Division, USA
	15.00 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	15.15 hrs	Workshop : discussion with publishers and intermediaries (QZ 105) Hans Geleijnse Librarian, Tilburg University, Library, NL John Hearty Director, OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. Business Development Division, USA Yvonne Campfens Manager of Global Marketing and Sales Support, Swets & Zeitlinger, NL Jeff Pudewell Associate director, HighWire Press, USA Roland Dietz Senior vice president global sales, Elsevier Science Inc., USA
	17.00 hrs	End of sessions
	18.00 hrs	Departure of the bus at Hotel Auberge du Bonheur to the student apartment
	18.05 hrs	Departure of the bus at the student apartments to the city centre
	18.15 hrs	Dinner at restaurant "De Verbeelding"
	20.30 hrs	Departure of the bus to Hotel Auberge du Bonheur and the student apartments
	Wednesday, 25 August 1999
	Integration
	9.00 hrs	Integrating the digital library puzzle: a library without walls at Los Alamos (QZ 105) trends influencing digital library developments role of libraries in integration - why is it important developments in pre-print literature case example: Los Alamos National Laboratory Research Library what this means for information professionals Richard Luce Library director, Los Alamos National Laboratory Research Library, USA
	10.00 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	10.15 hrs	From co-operation to convergence (QZ 105) changes to organisational structure, jobs and buildings at the University of Hertfordshire reasons for convergence/integration of computing, library and media services challenges and opportunities Di Martin Director of learning & information services, University of Hertfordshire, UK
	11.15 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	11.30 hrs	Integrating information resources via an intranet (QZ 105) integrating information resources intranet the Oracle case John S. Mackenzie Owen Professor of information science, University of Amsterdam, NL Jos Brekelmans Senior principle consultant, Oracle Nederland b.v., NL
	12.30 hrs	Lunch at the restaurant of Tilburg University
	14.00 hrs	Parallel workshop on cooperation and integration (QZ 105, QZ 203/204) Di Martin Director of learning & information services, University of Hertfordshire, UK
	14.00 hrs	Parallel workshop (QZ 105, QZ 205/206) Richard Luce Library director, Los Alamos National Laboratory Research Library, USA
	15.30 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	15.45 hrs	Time for lectures or presentations by participants themselves (QZ 105)
	17.00 hrs	End of sessions (no joint dinner, evening off)
	Thursday, 26 August 1999
	Organising the digital library
	9.00 hrs	Organising library innovation (QZ 105) organising innovation project organisation, different project types funding innovation consequences for the library organisation consequences for the library staff experiences at Utrecht results and problems Bas Savenije Librarian, Utrecht University, NL
	10.00 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	10.15 hrs	Human Resource Management and the digital library (QZ 105) human resource management organisational change staff training shifts in staff composition lessons learned discussion Hans Geleijnse Librarian, Tilburg University, Library, NL
	11.15 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	11.30 hrs	Workshop: case study exercise II (QZ 105, QZ 206, SZ31/33/35) introduction of a case group work presentation Hans Geleijnse Librarian, Tilburg University, Library, NL
	13.00 hrs	Lunch at the restaurant of Tilburg University
	14.30 hrs	Group work session (QZ 105, QZ 103/104/206, SZ35) which are the most important problems (in the fields discussed today) I face in my own library? how would I solve these problems? presentation by some participants group discussion Solke H.J. Veling Director, Tilburg University, Computer Centre, NL
	16.00 hrs	End of the sessions
	18.45 hrs	Departure of the bus at Hotel Auberge du Bonheur to the student apartment
	18.50 hrs	Departure of the bus at the student apartments to the city centre
	19.00 hrs	Dinner at restaurant "l'Orangerie"
	22.00 hrs	Departure of the bus to Hotel Auberge du Bonheur and the student apartments
	Friday, 27 August 1999
	Conclusions: what to do back home
	9.00 hrs	Summary and conclusions (QZ 105) what have we learned during this summer school? important conclusions what to do back home how can you realise ideas in your own organisation? how to inform your management and colleagues? John S. Mackenzie Owen Professor of information science, University of Amsterdam, NL
	10.00 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	10.15 hrs	Continued (QZ 105) John S. Mackenzie Owen Professor of information science, University of Amsterdam, NL
	11.15 hrs	Coffee/tea (Foyer building Q)
	11.30 hrs	Ticer B.V. (QZ 105) what can Ticer do for you back home? Solke H.J. Veling Director, Tilburg University, Computer Centre, NL
	11.45 hrs	Evaluation workshop (QZ 105) inventory of most important suggestions how can we improve next year's summer school? Jola Prinsen Deputy director, Ticer B.V., NL
	12.30 hrs	Lunch at the restaurant of Tilburg University
	14.00 hrs	Departure of the bus from the campus via Hotel Auberge du Bonheur to the Tilburg railway station, end of programme

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Last updated 13 August 1999.