Roadmap = This is what we want to see happen in 5 years, and this is how we do it.
Vision Area = Five Areas we want DSpace to improve: Roadmap / Vision: for goals and direction of DSpace
High Level Target = High Level Targets for each Vision Area build out functional description of Vision Area and How DSpace fits into it. Aid in focusing the roles that DSpace is applied to.
Functional Definition = Further describe High Level Target
Technologies of Interest = Define core areas of important services/tools/IT systems technologies that are relevant. Define list of for DSpace to operate with.
Use Cases = A specific system or end-user need that can be identified, need to be connected with those 5 main areas that we want to improve on in the future. When use cases show up in each of these areas they should be of higher priority.
DSpace will focus on the fundamentals of the modern Institutional Repository Service use case. DSpace will store and manage the common file and metadata types required for both the scholarly and cultural objects that compose the modern flexible Institutional Repository.
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DSpace will be lean with agility and flexibility as primary goals. As a ‘lean’ application, DSpace will strive to be cost effective, efficient, and scalable to operate, without requiring significant initial investment. It will be easy to configure, adapt, and upgrade.
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DSpace will include a core set of functionality that can be easily extended. Through the provision of standardized integration points (‘hooks’) it will be possible to easily extend DSpace to operate with complimentary services, tools, or existing campus IT systems.
DSpace will be designed to be configurable to integrate with the changing digital scholarship and cultural ecosystems. The digital landscape continues to evolve quickly, and it is important that the institutional repository is able to adapt and integrate with external services as they develop. Examples include author identification and disambiguation, bibliometrics, and usage statistics.
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DSpace will support low-cost hosted solutions and deployments. The DSpace application will be architected in such a way as to allow easy installation for either individual repositories, or for the hosting of multiple repositories on one system.
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