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Roadmaps to uncertainty

What will library staff do 5 years from now? I attended the IGeLU 2009 annual conference in Helsinki September 6-9. IGeLU is the International Group of Ex Libris Users, an independent organisation that represents Ex Libris customers. Just to state my position clearly I would like to add […]

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October 6, 2009November 5, 2024Libraryexlibris, igelu, igelu09, library systems, meetings, next generation, roadmap, saas, system librarians, urm, workflows

Developers meet developers, people meet people

Last month I was in the opportunity to participate in the first official Ex Libris “Developers meet developers” meeting in Jerusalem, November 12-13, 2008. The meeting was dedicated to the new Open Platform strategy that Ex Libris has adopted. I already mentioned this development in my post How […]

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December 14, 2008November 5, 2024Generaldeveloper platforms, eluna, exlibris, igelu, meetings, open systems

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