Information International

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Information International Associates
(IIa) __________________________ How to Improve
Data Access and Use An Industry Perspective BISO
and BRD Symposium on International Sharing of
Scientific Data _______________________________
John Rumble Executive Vice President 19 April
2011

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The Data Life Cycle
Data resource development
Data collection
Measurement requirements
Data resource access
Full Data Life Cycle
Data analysis and visualization
Data usage and exploitation
User feedback and emerging needs
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The Data Life Cycle
Potential industrial contributions to data access
Data resource development
Data collection
Measurement requirements
Data resource access
Full Data Life Cycle
Data analysis and visualization
Data usage and exploitation
User feedback and emerging needs
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The Data Life Cycle
Financial support Moral support Knowledge
support Data
Potential industrial contributions to data access
Instrumentation
Data resource development
Data collection
Measurement requirements
Data resource access
Full Data Life Cycle
Data analysis and visualization
Data usage and exploitation
User feedback and emerging needs
Tools Data Mining Visualization Modeling Value
added
New needs
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The Product (Service) Life Cycle
Rough Design
Final Design
Performance analysis (modeling)
Conception
Full Product Life Cycle
User feedback and requirements
Prototype
Performance analysis (testing)
Production
Use
Retrofitting
Failure
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The Product (Service) Life Cycle
Income
Rough Design
Final Design
Performance analysis (modeling)
Conception
Full Product Life Cycle
User feedback and requirements
Prototype
Performance analysis (testing)
Production
Sale and Use
Retrofitting
Failure
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The Product (Service) Life Cycle
Income
Data
Data
Data
Rough Design
Final Design
Performance analysis (modeling)
Conception
Full Product Life Cycle
User feedback and requirements
Prototype
Data
Performance analysis (testing)
Production
Sale and Use
Retrofitting
Data
Data
Failure
Data
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The Product (Service) Life Cycle
The further the data arrow from income, the less
industry will pay for data
Income
Data
Data
Data
Rough Design
Final Design
Performance analysis (modeling)
Conception
Full Product Life Cycle
User feedback and requirements
Prototype
Data
Performance analysis (testing)
Production
Sale and Use
Retrofitting
Data
Data
Failure
Data
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Incentives for Industry Involvement in Scientific
Data Activities

• Potential for increased revenue
• Intellectual property rights (IPR)
• Increased market share (greater capability)
• Goodwill (less frequent in these economic slow
  times)
• Technological and scientific insights (think
  genome)
• Greater technological and scientific competence
• Customer expectations (pressure to participate in
  professional societies)
• Influence in standards development
• Industry accepts open access for publicly funded
  data

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Information International Associates, Inc. (IIa)

• 104 Union Valley Road
• Oak Ridge, TN 37831
• 865-481-0388 (Main Office)
• 865-481-0390 (Fax)
• http//www.iiaweb.com
• Dr. John Rumble
• 301 502 5729
• jrumble_at_infointl.com

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