Almost 20 years into the open access journey and the destination is broader and harder to reach with open science: open data, open source and networked research outputs. Continuing to work in a disparate fashion will not achieve results. We need open science to operate as a movement.

3. 28% of the scholarly literature is
OA (19M out of 67M)
Over half of those are “bronze”
– free with no understandable
license
OA articles receive 18% more
citations than average

4. Awareness of open datasets went up
from om 73% in 2016 to 82% in 2017
Willingness to reuse open datasets
went from 70% to 80%
24% shared for greater impact,
20% for public benefit, 16% due to
a policy

5. Need alignment, collaboration across
funders, institutions, researchers,
libraries and societies
Culture change begins at home (the
institution) – support, rewards and
training
Funders and institutions must
provide consistent policies, support,
and infrastructure

11. Infrastructure is consolidating
just as content did
Still a chance to negotiate
better terms for infrastructure
than were done for content
Is there an opportunity to
reimagine

13. Airline Industry

27. Policy, new economic models,
and infrastructure all required
Need collective action at the
funder and project level
A backbone organization would
crystallize strategy and
coordinate activities

31. Kristen Ratan
kristen@coko.foundation
Executive Director and co-Founder
Collaborative Knowledge Foundation
coko.foundation
@cokofoundation
@kristenratan