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Assuming DPLA will be a distributed system, what is the optimal information architecture to ensure interoperability, in the US and globally, with other national libraries (Gosia Stergios)
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Interoperability is a complex set of requirements spanning technology, information management, governance and policy. Within this context, what technical aspects of a DPLA infrastructure will need to be put in place to ensure interoperability?
