How can AISTI impact your bottom line?

• Consulting services – unique specialized solutions based on member needs
• Offering Alternative and Flexible business models – for managing and expediting projects
• Talent Pool – from across organizations for projects
• Graduate student exchange – matching students with projects across AISTI member organizations
• Staff exchange – Exchange staff between institutions.
• Administration and joint grant writing – Collaborate in grant writing for joint projects
• Consortial License Agreements – Participation in agreements held with Springer, IOP, BioOne, ISI, Wiley, and Annual Reviews

How can AISTI help your organization become more efficient?

• Quarterly Trend Analysis Report – a quarterly report available to members about trends that are impacting the field of information science
• Annual Mini-Conference – trend spotting conference that challenges and excites participants to think differently about the future
• Educational Teleconferences – periodic member updates, problem solving, and discussion of potential projects on short teleconferences
• Collaborative models that bring together information scientists and researchers
• Facilitate Collaborative Projects – Facilitate getting projects moving between scientists and librarians
• Universal Think Tank – Government (incl. Laboratories and Research Institutes), university and private research organization interaction space
• AISTI sponsored software competition – A request for projects will be advertised for software that fills a need at an AISTI member organization that will also benefit the field for information science
• Think Tank – around targeted information concepts such as the Emerging Research Summit
• Innovation to Implementation – Making innovation a reality from a collaborative model
• Visionary Solutions – Beyond library view and embraces researchers’ changing needs