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Revision as of 10:42, 17 September 2012
The Office of Digital Content Management was created in 2008. Its primary purpose is to develop and implement a complete digital content management system. It also builds digital collections and promotes awareness of changing models of scholarly publication. Jeff Belliston has served as chair since 2008.
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Variant names
ODCM
Description
Established: 2008
Abolished: 2010
Location: Provo, Utah (2008-2010)
Functions
The Office of Digital Content Management brought together three formerly separate functions: digital initiatives; institutional repository, digital publishing, and scholarly communications; and digital preservation.
Assets and Administrative Structure
The office operated under a chairperson who reported to the AUL of the Information Technology Division.
Associated Units
Superior unit: Harold B. Lee Library. Information Technology Division (2007- )
Associated Archival Materials
Collections that relate to this subject
Sources
Harold B. Lee Library Intranet
Maintenance Information
Record ID: EAC-2009-??
Creator: GKM