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2021 Open Source Photo Library Platform
Taylor Zajicek edited this page Jun 3, 2021
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Phase 2 Status
- Completed research synthesis document.
- Started the no report.
- Finish writing the report.
- Finalize the findings and share them with the pitch author.
- Schedule the closeout.
- Continue formalizing findings from phase 2.
- Met with halo network mentors.
- Met with USWDS.
- Met with SME to discuss potential reimbursement models for stock photos.
- Leaning strongly towards a "not now and not 10x recommendation".
- Start writing the report.
- Finalize the findings and share them with the pitch author.
- Continue formalizing findings from phase 2.
- Met with Shutterstock, they have sent an estimate with some pricing options.
- Scheduling halo meeting another halo meeting member.
- Leaning towards a yes but need clarification on procurement.
- Who can we work with to navigate a procurement in a phase three.
- Started formalizing findings from phase 2.
- Met with Shutterstock, they will send a proposal with some pricing options.
- Met with Adobe again, they will send a proposal with some pricing options.
- Questions about novel approach to a phase 3.
- Additional Halo network feedback on our various solution paths.
- Solid decision "yes" or "no" should be reached by next check in, but leaning towards no or a "not yet" decision.
- Met with 2 contracting officers to talk about feasibility of a government-wide license strategy.
- Met with someone from GSA OSC to talk about image needs, costs, and contracts for stock images.
- Research from usaspending.gov, GSA e-library, FPDS.gov, and GovTribe to gauge size of spend and available schedule options.
- Set up meeting with Shutterstock - Requested data from them.
- Continuing to work with Getty on data request and potentially mocking up contract details.
- Revisited AVAIL (NASA's original pitch tech).
- Halo network feedback on our various solution paths.
- Start formalizing findings from phase 2.
- Meet with Shutterstock.
- Solid decision "yes" or "no" should be reached by next check in.
- Met with IP lawyer to better understand licensing vs. trademark and what kinds of issues to look out for
- Completed user interviews
- Had (unsuccessful) follow up conversation with Getty requesting data on Federal user community on the platform
- Met with DAP to get their perspective on Government-wide licenses
- Started research synthesis process for interviews
- Build vs. buy? It is not feasible to build a custom solution, it would be too costly to create and maintain a platform that included even a few of the most desirable features
- Trying to get contract details from Getty and Adobe so we can compare
- Setting up calls with smaller vendors to compare to Getty and Adobe
- Continuing interview synthesis
- Starting to formalize analysis of competitor landscape
- Talk to USWDS again
- Find a GSA contracting officer to gain understanding into acquisitions process
- Consider government-wide license
- Similar to DAP
- Adobe has a FedRAMP'ed offering
- Talked to Getty about government-wide license
- Interviews with Performance.gov folks
- Test out sending Flickr account images through image recognition cloud offerings
- Examined us digital registry vs usa.gov Flickr groups vs commons membership vs unlisted accounts
- Survey interviews and user testing
- Performing think-aloud tasks with users to understand thought process, to see platform's performance
- Seeing the depth of image needs
- Completed and closed survey, 173 responses
- Clarified FSCS restrictions with OCG
- Handful of user sessions this week and next
- Follow up conversation with Getty on data
- Mapping out user research synthesis
- Mural whiteboard synthesis
- Talk to USWDS again and DAP
- Talk to US Digital Registry about their program
- Interview with a Program Manager with Search.gov today
- Interview with GSA communications manager
- Interview with former digital.gov folks
- Interview with UX person at USA.gov
- Survey approved
- Desk research around licensing, tools, and image recognition offerings
- Consider government wide licence
- Similar to DAP
- Adobe has a FedRAMP'ed offering
- Survey data collection
- Interviews with Performance.gov folks
- Halo network winnowing or meeting
- Does our first meeting count
- Test out sending flickr account images through image recognition cloud offerings
- Continuing to consider multiple paths including guidance and tools
- Interviewed a Web Content Manager with USA.gov
- Researched Creative Commons
- Learned that browser extensions are not a solution
- Brainstorming session around user personas & potential solutions
- Initial findings show gov image license metadata is poor to non-existent
- Interview with a Program Manager with Search.gov today
- Intending to reach out to digital.gov folks
- Reaching out to additional contacts at USA.gov
- Potential survey
- prototype possibilities: multi-search engine page, plug-in, or search.gov API
Kickoff: 01/28/21
Contact the team at [email protected] or reach out to Sarah Statz.