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Advanced Data Management Strategies Conference

Join the breakout session to discuss parsing, data management, integration with resources, and design. Appointed facilitators and note takers will lead discussions and summarize key points. Address potential problems and suggest solutions for organizational and technical challenges.

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Advanced Data Management Strategies Conference

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  1. Breakout session

  2. Breakout session • groups – does everyone have a group? • nominate a rapporteur to summarise key points • appointed note taker will record more detail • facilitators have been nominated for each group • Julie will circulate amongst groups and keep time

  3. Group facilitators/note takers • issues of parsing and data management • facilitator – James Reid • note taker – Ian Densham • integration with other resources • facilitator – Hilary Beedham/Lucy Bell • note taker – Andrew Robson • design, functionality and content • facilitator – David Medyckyj-Scott • note taker – Andy Corbett/James Crone

  4. Rooms • issues of parsing and data management - Reynolds room • design, functionality and content – Adair room • integration with other resources – Wetherall room

  5. Goals • each group is asked to consider the specific areas listed for that group • each group is asked to suggest strategies and methods for supporting further development and a full, shared service • you are asked to consider potential organisational and technical problems in your area and to suggest how these might be overcome

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