2011 SSP IN Meeting

Globalization, Innovation and Collaboration

Starts: Sunday Evening, September 18th – Opening Reception

Ends: Tuesday Afternoon, September 20th

Hotel Palomar/Waterview Conference Center

Arlington, VA

What is IN 2011:

Organizations operate today in a world of hyper-dynamic change. Technological advances and shifts in global economic power are rapidly spawning new content creators, products, and consumers, which dramatically shift roles in the scholarly publishing ecosystem. This environment presents new challenges to publishers, societies, and intermediaries, whose value propositions are changing and who now must contend with new sources of competition for information and services.
Succeeding in the new environment requires that organizations retool and develop strategies and tactics that will help them surmount challenges and break down conventional conceptions and silos that still exist within most organizations.

The 2011 SSP IN Conference will take an INteractive approach to laser in on three critical themes -- Globalization, Innovation and Collaboration. Together, we will work through well-developed industry case studies and exercises, with industry experts delivering key learning objectives. Your participation in the IN meeting will help you navigate through these three big INtertwining issues. You will be able to use your own experiences as well as those of key peers to address these three big challenges. You will leave IN 2011 with an increased understanding of our changing environment and tool kit to help take your organization successfully into the future.

Hotel Accommodations:

Hotel Palomar Arlington
1121 North 19th Street
Arlington, VA

Special SSP Rate for King Deluxe Room: $239.00 Single/Double

Reservations: 1-866-505-1001
Be sure to indicated that you are attending the IN Conference to receive the special SSP rate.

Cut-off date: August 26, 2011

IN 2011 Planning Committee:

Adrian Stanley, CEO, The Charlesworth Group (USA), Cochair
Alix Vance, Owner, Architrave Consulting, Cochair
David Sampson, Executive Publisher, Elsevier, Cochair
Edward Colleran, Copyright Clearance Center
Darrell Gunter, American Institute of Physics
Cara Kaufman, Kaufman-Wills Group LLC
Rebecca Kennison, Columbia University Libraries
Randy Kiefer, CLOCKSS Archive
Eric Newman, Independent Publishing Consultant
Jan Reichelt, Mendeley
Jean Rosenberg, American Society of Plant Biologists
Mark Witkowski, The Sheridan Group
Terry Van Schaik, Board Liaison