OLE Project - CULS Presentation
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The document summarizes the Open Library Environment Project, which aims to design a new open-source library management system using modern principles like service-oriented architecture and business process modeling. The project will gather requirements from libraries and redesign workflows and technical architecture to create a flexible system that can adapt to changing needs. An initial group of partner libraries received funding to develop design specifications over a one-year period, with the goal of then seeking funding to build a prototype system.
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