Open Library Environment JA-Sig May08
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The document discusses plans to develop an Open Library Management System (OLMS) for academic libraries as an alternative to proprietary Integrated Library Systems. It notes dissatisfaction with current ILS due to outdated assumptions about library workflows and inability to adapt to changing collections. The OLMS would be developed using a service-oriented architecture model and designed through collaboration with the academic library community. Funding is being sought from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to create a flexible and customizable system that can meet the evolving needs of modern academic libraries.
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- 1. Open Library Management Systems JA-SIG Spring Conference The Community Source Way John Little, Duke University April 28, 2008
- 2. ILS Environment • ILS does not fit modern scholarly process • Workflows adapted to manage collections are based on outdated assumptions
- 3. ILS Environment • Dissatisfaction among libraries with proprietary ILS • Our collections are changing more rapidly than our systems o Data o Mass digitization • Early efforts in the OS model have a different primary constituency.