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A presentation by Breandán Knowlton of the Europeana project to the Global Council meeting of OCLC. Presented in The Hague, Netherlands in April 2013. Outlines project management and partner development practices for large, cross-border projects.
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@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
Breandán KnowltonProgramme Manager
Europeana Foundation
Developing Projects
in the Europeana Cultural Heritage Ecosystem
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Hi.
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How do you find partners?How do you build a critical mass?Who decides who participates?How do partners contribute?
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What do our projects look like?
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Our Project Ecosystem2011 2012 2013
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How do you find partners?
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Passion Resources
Competence
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How do you build critical mass?
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linchpins
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core: stay small
consensus: go big
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Who decides?
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Saying yes
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Saying no
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How do partners contribute?
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In conclusion
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fluidityagility
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consensus from diversity
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passion,resources &competence
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Thanks!I’m Breandán Knowlton.
You’ll find me at @bfk or Breandan.org.
I work at Europeana.eu.
And I look forward to your questions.
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