The National Information Standards Organization (NISO) is gearing up for its much-anticipated NISO Plus 2024 conference, marking its fifth anniversary, to be held in Baltimore, Maryland on February 13–14. With an impressive line-up of speakers and an agenda that addresses critical trends and issues in the information community, the conference promises to be a dynamic platform for librarians, publishers, tech and service providers, government agencies, and more.
The preliminary program is now available for review. Attendees can explore the diverse offerings and sessions planned for the conference, spanning three primary tracks—metadata, open scholarship, and artificial intelligence—along with a "wild card" track. The early bird registration deadline is January 8, so interested participants are encouraged to register promptly.
The conference will feature three thematic tracks—metadata, open scholarship, and artificial intelligence—alongside a "wild card" track that offers flexibility to address emerging issues. Attendees can expect illuminating keynotes, the prestigious Miles Conrad Lecture and Awards Luncheon, and a rich array of sessions that delve into the heart of current information-related issues.
NISO Plus 2024 promises not only informative presentations but also a focus on discussion and interactivity. The aim is to generate ideas that will shape future NISO projects. Attendees can expect updates on the full program and speakers in the coming weeks.
For those eager to participate, early bird registration rates are available until January 8. Stay tuned for more details and updates as NISO Plus 2024 approaches, offering a platform for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and innovation in the evolving landscape of information standards. Click here to read the original press release.
