Library Cataloging
As part of a report that I am developing on library automation systems, I am interested in knowing more about the current state of Koha and other Open Source projects. I need to document the number of libraries that use an Open Source ILS in their production environment. If you currently use an Open Source ILS or plan to do so in the near future in your library, please let me know. When I have made such inquires in the past I received very few responses. In order to make a realistic assessment of Open Source in this area, it is important that I hear from you.Contact Marshall Breeding. Posted with permission.
- Extensible Catalog & Koha
News from LibLime about Koha and the eXtensible Catalog.LibLime, the leader in open-source solutions for libraries and the eXtensible Catalog (XC) project-- an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation funded project currently underway at the University of Rochester's...
- Call To Koha Users
LibLime, the support company for Koha, posted this announcement:The Koha project is working to improve Koha's visibility by adding Koha users to an important automation list. This list is maintained by Marshall Breeding (U.S. researcher), and tracks...
- Koha 2.2.6
Koha 2.2.6 has been released and is available. Koha is the first Open-Source Integrated Library System. Koha is a full-featured open-source ILS. Developed initially in New Zealand by Katipo Communications Ltd and first deployed in January of 2000 for...
- Open-source
A commercial venture, Liblime, has been established to provided support to libraries using open-source tools.LibLime's mission is to make open-source software accessible to libraries. Our initial product offerings focus on three areas of technology...
- Open Source
The latest issue of WebJunction focuses on OS. The articles include:New Zealand Leads the Way: the Horowhenua Open Source Story by Rosalie Blake and Rachel Hamilton-WilliamsOpen Source Software in the Meadville Public Library by Cindy MurdockNelsonville...
Library Cataloging
Open Source ILS
As part of a report that I am developing on library automation systems, I am interested in knowing more about the current state of Koha and other Open Source projects. I need to document the number of libraries that use an Open Source ILS in their production environment. If you currently use an Open Source ILS or plan to do so in the near future in your library, please let me know. When I have made such inquires in the past I received very few responses. In order to make a realistic assessment of Open Source in this area, it is important that I hear from you.Contact Marshall Breeding. Posted with permission.
- Extensible Catalog & Koha
News from LibLime about Koha and the eXtensible Catalog.LibLime, the leader in open-source solutions for libraries and the eXtensible Catalog (XC) project-- an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation funded project currently underway at the University of Rochester's...
- Call To Koha Users
LibLime, the support company for Koha, posted this announcement:The Koha project is working to improve Koha's visibility by adding Koha users to an important automation list. This list is maintained by Marshall Breeding (U.S. researcher), and tracks...
- Koha 2.2.6
Koha 2.2.6 has been released and is available. Koha is the first Open-Source Integrated Library System. Koha is a full-featured open-source ILS. Developed initially in New Zealand by Katipo Communications Ltd and first deployed in January of 2000 for...
- Open-source
A commercial venture, Liblime, has been established to provided support to libraries using open-source tools.LibLime's mission is to make open-source software accessible to libraries. Our initial product offerings focus on three areas of technology...
- Open Source
The latest issue of WebJunction focuses on OS. The articles include:New Zealand Leads the Way: the Horowhenua Open Source Story by Rosalie Blake and Rachel Hamilton-WilliamsOpen Source Software in the Meadville Public Library by Cindy MurdockNelsonville...