Session 9 - Open Products, Open Interfaces, and Open Source
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Today, proprietary and open-source software can and do coexist and complement each other. Constrained by limited resources, libraries can do more and offer more if they start with functionally-rich products and build from there. The Ex Libris open-platform program provides a framework in which open-source code developed by the library community is integrated with robust, vendor-supported software. The result is a groundbreaking environment that is achievable and affordable in the short and long run.
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Session 9 - Open Products, Open Interfaces, and Open Source
- 1. Open Products, Open Interfaces, and Open Source: The Building Blocks of the Ex Libris Open-Platform Program Tamar Sadeh, Director of Marketing Breaking the Barriers 2009 London, May 2009
- 10. Example 2: Enhancing the Aleph OPAC Daniel Forsman Jönköping University, Sweden
- 16. An example: enhancing the Aleph OPAC Daniel Forsman Jönköping University, Sweden
- 17. Players in the library domain
- 20. Together
- 22. Our Strategy
- 26. Our Program
- 28. Developer Meets Developer November 2008, headquarters, Jerusalem Aleph, Primo, MetaLib, SFX 13 developers from 10 institutions in 5 countries March 2009, NA headquarters, Chicago Voyager 14 developers from 12 institutions in 3 countries First Meeting Second Meeting
- 29. What does all that mean?
- 52. Going back to the example