Jean-Gabriel Bankier

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Picas to Pixels: An interview with Jean-Gabriel Bankier, President and CEO of bepress (with Chad Hutchens), Serial Review (2010)

In the second part of a two-part series showcasing institutional repository software applications, “From Picas...

Digital Repositories at a Crossroads: Achieving Sustainable Success through Campus-wide Engagement (with Courtney Smith), VALA2010 Conference Proceedings (2010)

Repository initiatives were, at the outset, driven by two noble desires: to remove barriers to...

Establishing Library Publishing: Best Practices for Creating Successful Journal Editors (with Courtney Smith), ELPUB 2008 Conference Proceedings (2008)

Library publishing is a hot topic. We compiled the results of interviews with librarians and...

Institutional Repositories: Strategies for the Present and the Future (with Connie Foster and Glen Wiley), to be published in: NASIG 2008 Conference Proceedings, The Serials Librarian (2008)

Institutional repositories are tools to support, disseminate and showcase the scholarly communications and intellectual life...

The Institutional Repository Rediscovered: What Can a University Do for Open Access Publishing? (with Irene Perciali), Serials Review (2008)

Universities have always been one of the key players in open access publishing and have...

Interviews

Companies in No Hurry to Buy Over the Interenet, E-Commerce Report (2001)

Unpublished Papers

Making the Case for an Institutional Repository to Your Provost (with Courtney Smith and Kathleen Cowan), IR Research (2009)

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Perceptions of Developing Trends in Repositories (2010) (2010)

We asked SPARC attendees to respond to a dozen questions that explored IR trends in...

Perceptions of Developing Trends in Repositories (2008)

We asked SPARC attendees to respond to a dozen questions that explored IR trends through...

Institutional Repositories: Strategies for the Present and the Future (2008)

PowerPoint presentation given at NASIG 2008 Conference in Phoenix, AZ.