2021-09-09 - OA SIG meeting
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Agenda items
We continue discussion from last time, referring back to Understanding workflows and hierarchies (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QvWjOMur7wvN9xyGfrWcDUumf04bMy9-LLT-EaZ7wcs/edit#) and any contributions to institutional workflow examples (https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1n07QhnssHujtaHm0NygBs9yjlqpkoB8J)
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Minutes
Further discussion of the workflow diagram from SLUB Dresden
OS: Are the decisions/questions in the diagram (yes/no) in serial or in parallel? So, step-by-step or more parallel?
EDS: more in parallel
group seem to agree
OS: In either case the request is closed, not in the same way (approved, denied), but all are closed
Asumption is to know why / in which result the request is closed
OS: Re status of the request: ...
Homework document
SUB Göttingen statements
Several corresponding authors = split funding?
AO: There can be two corresponding authors from different universities or faculties, where discussion of funding occurs; important for invoicing, split between faculties
AO: Again confirmation, that checks are more in parallel and not in serial
OS: Limit of costs / ceiling; should the system warn you?
Discussion about whether warning limit is just one limit for all requests or needs more complexity based on contract etc. → postponed
Leipzig statements
OS: Aim is to answer 1. What has not yet been recorded and 2. to what decision the collected information lead
Re statuses:
VG: it should be possible to reverse a status e.g. from declined to approved
What would a "new" status mean?
VG: If no one has touched the request; like in a ticket system; the first one who workes on the request is responsible and the status will be in progress
OS: In the case of automatic import from e.g. a ticket system, that seems okay, but if you manually create a request, then someone already has worked on the record
OS: Value in knowing what is waited for, internal/external progress
Short discussion of need for encumbrances and if those should be managed via Orders or without Orders → needs more discussion
OS: Institutional hierarchy should be flexible and support complex cases
Next step for Owen and Gill to create some mockups for further discussion
Attendees
Present | Name | Home Organization |
x | Owen Stephens | K-Int |
x | Ian Ibbotson | K-Int |
x | Gill Osguthorpe | K-Int |
x | Björn Muschall | UL Leipzig |
x | Christina Prell | UL Regensburg |
| Caroline Ziegler | UL LMU Munich |
| Volker Schallehn | UL LMU Munich |
x | Vanessa Gabriel | UL LMU Munich |
x | Eloisa Deola Schennerlein | SLUB Dresden |
x | Lisa Schäfer | ZBW |
x | Martin Bauschmann | UL Leipzig |
x | Peter Sbrzesny | VZG Göttingen |
| Mona Orloff | ZBW |
x | Astrid Orth | SUB Göttingen |
| Cornelia Lang | UL Regensburg (proxy Christina Prell) |
x | Peter McCracken | Cornell University |
x | Ethan | K-Int Dev |
x | Sam Hepburn | K-Int Dev |
x | Frank Manista | JISC UK |
| Simone Gruner | SLUB Dresden |
| Michael Wolgemuth | SLUB Dresden |