The Digital Services working group (formerly the Digital Library Innovation working group) monitors innovative developments, initiates initiatives for cooperation in this area and prepares policy in the field of innovation in the digital library.
\nService innovation may vary from library to library, but many innovations relate to similar services. In these areas, cooperation can improve the quality of the innovations implemented and allow for innovations to be implemented more efficiently.
\nThe international webscale environment of the digital library requires interoperability, working with international standards and integration of services. This will broaden the basis for cooperation in this area.Op die manier wordt samenwerking op dit gebied makkelijker.<\/p>\n
Poster UKB network day March 13, 2025<\/a><\/p>\n Gert Jan Boers<\/a> – University of TwenteMembers<\/h1>\n
\nLineke Klunder_Roepers<\/a> – University of Twente
\nJoost van Ingen<\/a> – Wageningen University & Research
\nJorik Booij<\/a> – Wageningen University & Research
\nAlexey Pristupa<\/a> – VU Amsterdam
\nJosefien Schuurman<\/a> – Universiteit van Amsterdam – contact person UKB
\nRichard Broekman<\/a> – Tilburg University
\nCaroline Coeleman<\/a> – Radboud Universiteit
\nGerard Bierens<\/a> – Radboud Universiteit
\nHugo de Krijger<\/a> – Leiden University
\nM.E. Folgering-van der Vliet<\/a> – Rijksuniversiteit Groningen,
\nAntoinette Verstraelen<\/a> – Technische Universiteit Eindhoven
\nMarianne Renkema<\/a> – Utrecht University
\nDennis Eijsten<\/a> – National Library of the Netherlands
\nMaarten Seegers<\/a> – Maastricht University
\nIvo Zelis<\/a> – Maastricht University
\nVacature – TU Delft
\nJos Westerbeke<\/a> – Erasmus University Rotterdam<\/p>\n