Alice Meadows discusses how openness and cooperation can build resilience in scholarly communications. Resilience refers to an organization's ability to adapt to changing environments. Openness in research infrastructure makes it more resilient by improving access, reuse and collaboration. Cooperation through initiatives like Crossref and ORCID also builds resilience by supporting interoperability and helping organizations work together. Two case studies further illustrate how cooperation has increased resilience in scholarly communications.

1. Building resilience in
scholarly communications
through openness and
cooperation
Alice Meadows
Director of Community Engagement, NISO
ALPSP Webinar
January 19,2021

2. Resilience: "the ability of an
organization to absorb and adapt in
a changing environment." ISO 22316

3. Theory: openness and
cooperation are attributes of
resilient organizations

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Why openness makes research infrastructure resilient
https://doi.org/10.1002/leap.1361 Helena Cousijn, Ginny Hendricks, Alice Meadows

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Building resilience through cooperation: Two case studies
https://doi.org/10.1002/leap.1354
Josh Brown, Phill Jones, Alice Meadows, Fiona Murphy

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