Subject: Conference Announcement - LIST 97
From: Emanuella Giavarra (ecup.secr@dial.pipex.com)
Date: to 10 heinä 1997 - 13:33:15 EEST
Apologies for cross posting
LIST' 97 LIBRARY & INFORMATION SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
University of Hertfordshire Fielder Centre 9 - 11 September
in conjunction with Libtech International 97
Are you:
an Information Services Director, a Chief Librarian,
an Information Manager, a Corporate Information Provider
or an IT director?
LIST '97 is a major new 3 day Library and Information Sector Conference
jointly organised by Infologistix and the University of Hertfordshire.
The conference is aimed at strategic decision makers who will be
deciding or influencing investment decisions or managing major library
or information services over the next few years.
Leading speakers from the LIS Sector will cover the two main conference
themes of `Networking the Next Millennium's Libraries' and `Digital
Information Systems and Highways'
Confirmed speakers include Margaret Haines (LIC), Prof Charles Oppenheim
(de Montfort University), Prof Bruce Royan (SCRAN), Bela Hatvany
(SilverPlatter)and Hilary Hammond (Norfolk County County - Millennium
Library Project)
For further details please visit our website on
http://www.infologistix.co.uk/infologistix/list97.htm
Price details and a booking form follow the programme.
PROGRAMME
Day 1 (9 September 1997) Stream A - LIBRARIES & THE INFORMATION SOCIETY
09:00 Registration Tea and Coffee
10:00 Opening Plenary Session
10:45 The Role of Libraries in the Information Society - European
Commission
11:30 Information is Everybody's Business - Neil Sandford, UK Multimedia
Special Interest Group
12:15 Virtual v Regional Libraries & Support Centres - Irene Wormell,
Royal School of Librarianship, Copenhagen
13:00 Lunch
14:15 The Information Society Vision
15:00 The Cable Revolution - will it happen to libraries?
15:45 Break
16:05 The Learning Organisation
16:50 Speakers' Forum
Day 1 (9 September 1997) Stream B - INTRANETS AND INTERNET
09:00 Registration Tea and Coffee
10:00 Opening Plenary Session
10:45 NHSNet - the NHS Executive
11:30 Man and Superjanet - UKERNA (to be confirmed)
12:15 TEN34, a European Research Network - UKERNA (to be confirmed)
13:00 Lunch
14:15 An Intranet: all problems solved!! - Janet Knill, Powys County
Council
15:00 Linking Intranets to the Internet; Management and Security Issues
15:45 Break
16:05 Document Management and Intranets - Mike de Smith, AXL Business
Solutions
16:50 Speakers' Forum
Day 2 (10 September 1997) Stream A - THE FUTURE OF LIBRARIES AND
INFORMATION CENTRES
09:30 Case Study: The Los Angeles Concept - David Jensen (to be
confirmed)
10:15 Case Study: IT Point - Sheila Levett, Solihull Libraries
11:20 The Networked Millennium Library - Hilary Hammond, Norfolk County
Council
12:05 Open Forum
13:00 Lunch
14:15 Defining the Future Library
15:00 Corporate Information Centre: Hub or Cupboard?
16:05 After the Millennium Bid; the Vision of the LIC - Margaret Haines,
LIC
16:50 Speakers' Forum
Day 2 (10 September 1997) Stream B - THE DIGITAL LIBRARY
09:30 The eLib Project
10:50 Purchasing Electronic Information; CHEST and the HE Market - Nigel
Lodge, CHEST
11:20 Electronic Document Delivery; the Cranfield BIODOC Project - John
Harrington, Cranfield University
12:05 Speakers' Forum
Day 3 (11 September 1997) Stream A - INTEGRATING INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
SYSTEMS
09:30 Next Generation Systems - Alan Britton, DS Ltd
10:15 New Technological Horizons and Opportunities for the LIS
11:20 Vertical Integration; Links with the supply chain - Tony Hall,
BLCMP (to be confirmed)
12:05 Horizontal Integration: Virtual OPAC's - Shirley Cousins, COPAC
13:00 Lunch
14:15 Software Vendor Strategies
15:00 Standards in a Digital World: Z39.50, HTML, Java: do they really
work
16:05 Key Issues for the Information Industry Suppliers and Customers -
Bela Hatvany, SilverPlatter
Day 3 (11 September 1997) Stream B - COMMERCIAL & LEGAL ISSUES
09:30 Intellectual Property Rights; Who owns what and for how long? -
Charles Oppenheim, de Montfort University
10:15 Licensing Network Access: Implications for commercial publishers
11:20 Electronic & Paper Copyright Issues - Jeremy Phillips, Slaughter &
May
12:05 Customised News Delivery - Reuters (to be confirmed)
13:00 Lunch
14:15 Pilot Site Licence Initiative - Colin Harris, HEFCE (to be
confirmed)
15:00 Whose Law Governs the Internet - Laurie Kaye, Simkins
16:05 Key Issues for the Information Industry Suppliers and Customers -
Bela Hatvany, SilverPlatter
* Delegates are welcome to combine sessions from different streams.
If you wish to attend, please complete the following booking form and
email to Louise Smith at info@infologistix.co.uk
BOOKING FORM
Name:.................................................
Job Title:............................................
Organisation:.........................................
Address:..............................................
Tel:..................................................
Fax:..................................................
Email:................................................
DELEGATE COSTS
3 Day attendance £425
2 Day attendance £305
1 Day attendance £155
Half day £80
I wish to attend:
*Day 1
*Day 2
*Day 3
*Half day (please specify which day/s)
*Please Invoice my Organisation
*Cheque made payable to Infologistix Ltd to follow
*please delete as appropriate.
LIST 97
Infologistix Ltd
GPT Business Park
Beeston
Nottingham
NG9 2ND
tel: 0115 967 7706
fax: 0115 967 8334
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