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NISO Webinar, Data - Creation, Stewardship, Use

Now, more than ever, the information community is thinking about data and how best to support its creation, stewardship, and use  Whether we are talking about content as data, research data, or data pertaining to online use and behaviors, we continue to amass ever-more data with no plan for storing it, no good way to parse it, and nothing but a vague hope of "automating" the hard work of cleaning it up, which only creates problems down the road. This webinar assessed the data needs of researchers and the response from the information community, from a variety of perspectives. Confirmed speakers include: Bob Boissy, Director of Account Development, Springer-Nature; Gwen Evans, Vice President of Global Library Relations, Elsevier, Lisa Federer, NLM Data Science and Open Science Librarian, Office of Strategic Initiatives, National Library of Medicine;  Srinivasan KG Govindarajan, Senior Vice President, Strategy & Solutions of Straive; Graham Smith, Research Data Manager, Editorial Operations, Springer-Nature; and Jennifer Thøgersen, researcher and PhD candidate, Oslo Metropolitan University. 
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NISO Webinar
Helping people gain a greater understanding of the information community — our issues and concerns, challenges and opportunities — is core to NISO's mission. Our events are a key element of this, with our popular webinar program at their heart. And, following the NISO/NFAIS merger earlier this year, all NISO members can now attend all 14 webinars in 2020 completely free of charge! This includes an unlimited number of places and full access to a recording of each webinar for anyone who is unable to attend the event itself.
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Bob Boissy

Director of Account Development, Springer-Nature

Bob Boissy is the Director of Account Development for Springer Nature, providing technical and promotional support for academic, government, and corporate libraries and information centers in the US and Canada. He has worked in various roles in publishing and other library service organizations for thirty-three years. He has an MLS and spent some time prior to his vendor career working in various libraries in New York state. Interests include information discovery, information literacy, and data exchange, and the evolution of publishing and librarianship. Bob is a former President of NASIG, and currently serves on the NISO Information Discovery & Interchange Topic Committee.
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Graham Smith

Research Data Manager, Editorial Operations, Springer Nature

At Springer Nature I work to develop and promote data publishing tools, initiatives and policies across the organisation. I believe that data are a first class research output and aim to offer researchers the best options for the data behind their publications. Throughout my career I have worked with a wide range of disciplines and researchers to develop a data specialist viewpoint, implementing data curation and metadata services in public sector and commercial settings, including at the Natural History Museum in London.
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Gwen Evans

Vice President of Global Library Relations, Elsevier

Gwen Evans is Vice President of Global Library Relations, Elsevier. Prior to joining Elsevier in 2020, Gwen spent seven years as the executive director of the state agency and library consortium OhioLINK. She held the position of Associate Professor and the Coordinator of Library Information Technologies at Bowling Green State University until 2012. She has extensive experience with all types of academic libraries and institutions including academic content contract negotiations on the consortial level, statewide affordable textbook initiatives including OER, and leading, maintaining and creating shared collaborative services in a technology-driven environment. She was active in the International Coalition of Library Consortia, serving as Chair of the Coordinating Committee. Her recent publications include an Ithaka S+R issue brief co-authored with Roger Schonfeld, “It’s Not What Libraries Hold; It’s Who Libraries Serve: Seeking a User-Centered Future for Academic Libraries” and “Creating Diversity in Libraries: Management Perspectives” in Library Leadership & Management with Mihoko Hosoi and Nancy S. Kirkpatrick.
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Jennifer Thøgersen

Researcher and PhD candidate, Oslo Metropolitan University

Jennifer Thøgersen is a PhD Candidate in Library and Information Science at Oslo Metropolitan University. Her dissertation research focuses on the data sharing experiences of social sciences researchers. Prior to beginning her PhD studies, Jennifer was Data Curation Librarian at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where she managed the Libraries’ digital preservation system and provided guidance and training to researchers on data management and sharing.
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Lisa Federer

NLM Data Science and Open Science Librarian, Office of Strategic Initiatives, National Library of Medicine

Lisa Federer is the National Library of Medicine (NLM) Data Science and Open Science Librarian, focusing on workforce development in the biomedical research and library communities for data science and open science, as well as advancing data best practices to enhance research reproducibility and promote data reuse. She holds a PhD in information studies from the University of Maryland and an MLIS from the University of California-Los Angeles, as well as graduate certificates in data science and data visualization. Her research focuses on quantifying and characterizing biomedical data reuse and development of meaningful scholarly metrics for shared data.
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Srinivasan KG Govindarajan

Senior Vice President, Strategy & Solutions, Straive

KG is the Senior Vice President, Strategy & Solutions at Straive. He has been working with publishers and information providers for over 13 years in developing solutions to support their emerging needs. As part of the strategy team at Straive, KG is tasked with understanding emerging market trends/challenges/opportunities, KG has seen the data needs of the information industry evolve during the last decade and the different levels of adoption across industry segments.