NISO Plus Global Online 2025
What You'll Want to Know!
2025 has been a year of disruption and uncertainty for many, and now more than ever, it’s important to remind ourselves that we’re part of a community. Our annual NISO Plus Global/Online conference, happening September 16–17, offers a timely opportunity to connect with colleagues, share insights on thriving in a rapidly evolving landscape, and propose new ideas for addressing a variety of challenges.
At NISO Plus Global/Online, speakers will address the areas of greatest concern to those working in scholarly communications, including cybersecurity, accessibility, research integrity, use cases for AI, and AI and ethics. Attendees will learn how colleagues are tackling problems in their own organizations and institutions. This year, in answer to feedback from previous conferences, sessions will be held live wherever possible, and as always, we will include time dedicated to discussion and brainstorming solutions to the problems we explore. These are the conversations that lead to future standards projects!
The meeting program will also include keynotes, networking, and updates on NISO standards updates, including Phase III of KBART, the Open Access Business Processes Working Group, the US National PID Strategy, and the Accessibility Remediation Metadata project. And we’ll build on the latest ideas to emerge from our in-person meeting held in Baltimore in February, many of them around research integrity and the use of AI in scholarly communications and research.
We hope you’ll join us for this opportunity to participate in the discussions that shape our standards program!
Thank you to our sponsors, Cadmore Media, figshare, ASME, American Chemical Society (ACS), Bowker and Silverchair,
Additional Information
Refunds
Cancellations made by September 2nd will receive a full refund less a $25 cancellation fee. After that date, there are no refunds. Please contact NISO HQ (nisohq@niso.org) with any questions or concerns
Code of Conduct
NISO is committed to fostering an inclusive and safe environment where members can learn, work and network responsibly. Participants are expected to engage with openness and respect, mindful of how their language and interactions may be perceived by others. NISO will not tolerate heckling, harassment, bullying (be it physical, verbal or cyber) or any behavior that targets people based on characteristics such as gender, race, sexual orientation, religion, age, or disability. This applies to all NISO activities, including conferences, working groups, committees, and social events.
Those asked to stop hostile, demeaning or harassing behavior are expected to comply immediately. NISO staff may respond to unacceptable or harassing behaviors by taking any action they deem appropriate, including warning the offender or expulsion from events and meetings including from conferences with no refund.
For our full Code of Conduct, including how to report a violation, please visit https://niso.plus/codeofconduct/.
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