= Göttingen, e-Humanities Abschlußworkshop 22.01.2009 =
(see also [http://www.textgrid.de/veranstaltungen/e-humanities-abschluss-workshop-dfg.html official page])
  - Heike Neuroth
    - There are already two journals in Germany that publish research data very quickly.
  - Fotis Jannidis
    - Road map: 
      - more digitalization facilities
      - archive for research data
      - lack of standards in humanities (even after 25 years of TEI)
      - generic software
      - catalogue of the most important things
      - platform for services
    - Question: who should take care of storage? Libraries, archives, MPG, something new?
  - Panel discussion
    - Integration of IT into humanities:
      - IT is expensive and needs trained people
      - Hard to find IT experts to work in such projects, because the industry pays better.
  - Bottom line
    - There is still much work to do, before projects like !TextGrid and DARIAH can be in full bloom. This is due to the fact that
      - there is no real infrastructure for working with large bodies of
        data
      - there are few standards in the humanites (even after 25 years of TEI)
      - IT knowledge is expensive and the industry offers better jobs