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Which information is internally available and to whom?
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Which information is externally available and to whom?
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The use of collection policies to manage availability?
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Whether both digital and print or physical assets will be made available to external stakeholders?
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Whether the supporting data for publications and papers is made available to external stakeholders?
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Whether information about people and communities is made available to external stakeholders?
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Whether information about services is made available to external stakeholders?
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Whether information is freely available externally or at a cost?
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Whether metadata only access or metadata and assets are made available externally?
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What metainformation is needed to access and use the information?
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The metainformation that is needed to make information accessible and usable, i.e., data collection and transformation, versions, programs and algorithms used, codebooks, dictionary files, errata files, user guides, etc.?
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Whether the metainformation needed is available or needs to be created?
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Criteria will be used to disclose information assets automatically?
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Support and help services might be devoted to helping external stakeholders discover and use available information assets?
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Expectations for use of information within and across the organization?
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Expectations for sharing of information by producers?
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Expectations for use of others information by subject matter experts?
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Expectations for citing and giving credit to others whose work is used?
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Expectations for acknowledging the work of others formally and informally?
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Are renditions and redacted assets made available and under what conditions?