Neil Grindley
Brettenham House (South Entrance)
5 Lancaster Place
London
WC2E 7EN
My blog posts
We are watching you
The Web is a place where someone is always watching what you do. I understand that... but there again, the Web is such a giant metropolis, how and why would... >>
And the answer is.....
I have come to the conclusion that the answer to several questions is: the Open Planets Foundation (OPF). That's a good strong statement, but what are the... >>
Role
Neil is responsible for organising and managing the Jisc strand of work in the area of Digital Preservation and works closely with colleagues across a number of overlapping and adjacent areas of work in Jisc, including: the Repositories programme, the Managing Research Data programme and Digital Libraries initiatives.
The scope of Jisc Digital Preservation activity requires interaction with archivists and records managers in addition to digital preservation and curation practitioners, many of whom might describe themselves first and foremost in a number of other roles, e.g. repository manager, data librarian, computer scientist, etc. Cross-domain working and partnership building is therefore another essential prerequisite for taking the programme forward, both at a national and international level. The programme has also funded work in the area of cost and economic modelling in relation to the digital object lifecycle and more general issues around sustainability and green computing where it relates to the long term storage and appraisal of data.
Presentations
- Jisc Digital Preservation: Current & Future Work (November 2011)
Neil participates in a number of groups:
- The Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC Board member)
- The Open Planets Foundation (OPF Board Member)
- e-Journal Archiving Group (JARVIG)