IGeLU - The International Group of Ex Libris Users

NERS was used for the first time by Primo customers in December 2009, in order to vote on a list of forty enhancements. These had been filtered from a much larger list sent to the Ex-Libris Primo Product Manager, Gilad Gal. As the Primo customers were pioneers there were some predictable glitches in getting the system working but the process was ultimately successful. Read more →

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The current structure of the Primo PWG is as follows:

Chair – Mandy Stewart
Deputy Chair – Gary Johnson
Conference Co-ordinator – Gary Johnson
Enhancement management group – Christian Haenger, Naomi Greidinger, Ole Holm
Secretary – Peter Christiensen
Australia and New Zealand representative – Tom Ruthven

Description: Utilizadores de Sistemas Ex-Libris em Portugal
Ex Libris user group in Portugal

Countries: Portugal
URL: USE.pt

Contact:

Description: Association des Clients d’Ex Libris France
Previous organisation: L’Association des utilisateurs francophones d’Aleph (AUFA)

Countries: France, Belgium [Wallonia]
URL: ACEF

Contact: François Renaville (University of Liège Library Network) Read more →

Organisation

Current membership of the IGeLU Primo Product Working Group are as follows:

Mandy Stewart, British Library
mandy.stewart@bl.uk
Gary Johnson, College Center for Library Automation Florida
GJohnson@cclaflorida.org
Tom Ruthven, University of New South Wales
t.ruthven@unsw.edu.au
Naomi Greidinger, University of Haifa
naomig@univ.haifa.ac.il
Peter Christensen, MiniBib Read more →

Description: Ex Libris users in North America, ELUNA
Countries: Canada and USA

ELUNA is the successor to the Aleph User Group (NAUG), the EndUser Group (former Endeavor customers) and SMUG

URL: ELUNA

Contact: Chair Janet Lute, Princeton University Library

Description: Ex Libris Product User Group (UK and Republic of Ireland)
Countries: UK and Republic of Ireland

Formed in late 2007, EPUG-UKI is the successor to the Aleph User Group (UK and Republic of Ireland), the UK EndUser Group (former Endeavor customers) and the SMUG-UKI. Read more →