Institutional Independence and a Sustainable Future for Repositories: The DSpace Approach

Presenter Information

Location

Cook 209A/Room A

Presentation Type

Full Concurrent Session

Start Date

24-4-2026 9:30 AM

Description

In recent years, the repository landscape has been rapidly evolving, driven by economic challenges, emerging technologies, and changing institutional policies. As a result, institutions are increasingly focusing on sustainable solutions that can withstand financial and technological change.

This presentation explores how the open-source DSpace platform, together with Atmire’s service offering, addresses these challenges. In particular, it will discuss the following:

  • Cost management: How institutions can control the costs of running an institutional repository while remaining aligned with library budgets
  • Vendor independence: How to protect against dependence on vendors or ownership structures
  • Adapting to changing needs: How to ensure your repository can evolve to support future requirements that may not yet be known

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Apr 24th, 9:30 AM

Institutional Independence and a Sustainable Future for Repositories: The DSpace Approach

Cook 209A/Room A

In recent years, the repository landscape has been rapidly evolving, driven by economic challenges, emerging technologies, and changing institutional policies. As a result, institutions are increasingly focusing on sustainable solutions that can withstand financial and technological change.

This presentation explores how the open-source DSpace platform, together with Atmire’s service offering, addresses these challenges. In particular, it will discuss the following:

  • Cost management: How institutions can control the costs of running an institutional repository while remaining aligned with library budgets
  • Vendor independence: How to protect against dependence on vendors or ownership structures
  • Adapting to changing needs: How to ensure your repository can evolve to support future requirements that may not yet be known