THRIVING ON DISRUPTION: HOW PUBLIC LIBRARIES ARE REINVENTING THEMSELVES
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Public libraries have lived with disruption of some sort for hundreds of years. These are some of the technologies that already have and are about to turn things upside down again
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THRIVING ON DISRUPTION: HOW PUBLIC LIBRARIES ARE REINVENTING THEMSELVES
- 1. THRIVING ON DISRUPTION: THE RE-INVENTION OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY Liz McGettigan BA MCILIP ACMI FRSA Director of Digital Library Experiences SOLUS @lizmcgettigan liz@sol.us
- 2. “ Changes enabled by digital technologies that occur at a pace and magnitude that disrupt established ways of value creation, social interactions, doing business and more generally our thinking” Riemer 2013
- 7. More than 150 million people will be born this year…
- 8. ….they will be born into a technological and information led economy
- 9. Building block - Mobile
- 13. Building block - staff out on the floor
- 17. What have you got for me in 1/2 years time?
- 18. Interactivity
- 19. Interactivity
- 21. 3d printing
- 22. 1. THE AR GAME 2. 3D PRINTER 3. THE CHARACTERS 4. THE BOOK 1 2 3 4 GAMING
- 24. Robotics
- 25. Occulus Rift
- 29. ”We are in a technology tsunami. Whether you love it or hate it, ultimately we have to figure out how to survive it and make it work for us”
- 31. Courte Courtesy Ned y Ned Potter …we can handle disruption can’t we? I believe we can become the launchpad for a new future Courtesy ned potter
- 37. …makerspaces, fablabs, digilabs, do it zones…?
- 41. Spaces for young people
- 43. The new people’s network
- 46. Mobile payment
- 49. It is clear that librarianship of the future is not for those who seek a quiet refuge or who won’t embrace ongoing change in the information, technology, and community needs landscapes.
- 50. “the greatest threat to librarianship is a lack of imagination.” RD LANKES
- 51. Get closer to customers- gain knowledge and engage - Build digital bridges to them Identify a list of the next things your customers want and quickly give them the few that are easiest for you to deliver Take advantage of new free platforms, tools and relationships - Make your customers feel part of a community ENGAGE CUSTOMERS
- 52. Reassess your spend and innovate in the right places Create your own digital transformation vision and plan Create digital leadership, change the culture everyone a disruptor TO DO
- 53. Incremental change will not be enough, radical transformation is required if we are to meet these challenges
- 54. Liz McGettigan @lizmcgettigan liz@sol.us
Editor's Notes
- Disruption is the word of the decade but it is not a new phenomenon. Egyptians made reading easier with papyrus, monasteries chained their books . The printing press totally disrupted the world of manuscripts and scribes and Newspapers emerged to fill a need for timely information. Music executives ran screaming to lawyers when kids started downloading music. Travel agents scratched their heads when people booked holidays online without their help. Look at banking: The majority of consumers under the age of 30 may not even have stepped foot into a bank in the past year.
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