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0 software. The initial complaint, filed July 2, 2008, posted earlier on this site, contains the accusations of the Queens Borough Public Library. On October 26, 2009, SirsiDynix filed a motion to dismiss many of the demands specified in the complaint.
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I'm just wondering what small book vendors people are purchasing books from. Besides the big ones - Follett, Baker Taylor, etc., what smaller vendors do you like and what are you finding beneficial (if anything) about using a smaller vendor or book jobber? Right now, I purchase about 95% of
GuidePosts: Perspective and commentary by Marshall Breeding
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The complaint was filed in the United States District Court Eastern District of New York on July 2, 2009. An initial conference is currently scheduled for November 2, 2009. The complaint lists 10 demands:
GuidePosts: Perspective and commentary by Marshall Breeding
I don't presume that anyone should my view of this as authoritative, but hopefully as part of a conversation on how we can expand what we've learned from Web 2.0 and apply it to strategic library automation technologies as they move into their next generation.
GuidePosts: Perspective and commentary by Marshall Breeding
An enormous challenge in this environment of front-end interfaces separate from back-end ILS products involves finding ways to transfer and synchronize data between systems and to deliver services from the ILS through a different interface.
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GuidePosts: Perspective and commentary by Marshall Breeding
The survey aims to measure how well libraries are satisfied with thier automation systems and the companies or other organizations that support them. It also attempts to get some indication of whether libraries are looking favorably on open source software for their automation system.
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Library 2.0 Gang: Hosted by Richard Wallis
All are agreed that the purchasing of a library system is not an insignificant undertaking, but in these times of rapidly changing 2.0 technology and open source systems, are the current procurement processes still fit for purpose?
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GuidePosts: Perspective and commentary by Marshall Breeding
Today's issue of Library Journal contains the annual "Automation System Marketplace" feature, this year subtitled "Opportunity out of Turmoil." Despite it s April 1 publication date, this article represents some of the most serious research and writing that I do each year.
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Library 2.0 Gang: Hosted by Richard Wallis
The Open Library, ILS APIs, and New Cataloguing Influences, are the subjects under discussion in this show. Gang Regulars John Blyberg, Nicole C Engard, Carl Grant, Char Booth, and Rob Styles are joined by Aaron Swartz from The Open Library.
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