This was our first year! The joint IGeLU/ELUNA Interoperability SIWG was formed last year at IGeLU 2013 conference to take into account various interoperability and API issues/topics of discussion and bring them to Ex Libris’ attention. The groups remit consists of all actively developed Ex Libris products, with the focus on a few products at […]
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Linked Open Data SIWG News
Collecting use cases The joint EGeLU/ELUNA Linked Open Data SIWG continues to collect use cases and present them to Ex Libris on WebEx conference calls. On February 26, 2014, Roxana Popistasu of the National Library of Luxembourg presented on linking between author data in Primo/Aleph and Autorenlexikon, an encyclopedia of Luxembourgish literary authors. On March […]
Ex Libris Products’ Interoperability/API usage survey
Participation requested The IGeLU and ELUNA Special Interest Working Group on Interoperability, is conducting a survey on your use of Ex Libris products’ APIs and the issues you face with interoperability and with using APIs. Please join the survey by filling out this form It’s a quicky, but vital! It is a very short survey, […]
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Salesforce enhancement voting cycle results
Great success Although a bit late (sorry for that) we are proud to announce the results of the ‘Ex Libris CRM’ (Salesforce) enhancements voting cycle that ran from January 29th to February 11th. The voting was a great success. 98 institutions participated, in the voting cycle, using NERS! The resultlist of the voting has been […]
Minutes of the Berlin General Q&A Session now available
Here they are General (and Alma) questions intended for the Ex Libris Board of Management were presented during the Berlin IGeLU Meeting in the General Question & Answer Session on Tuesday, September 10, 2013. As every year, the procedure of finalising the minutes does afford some time: clearing and writing out the notes in full, […]
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Minutes of the Berlin General Q&A Session now available
Here they are General (and Alma) questions intended for the Ex Libris Board of Management were presented during the Berlin IGeLU Meeting in the General Question & Answer Session on Tuesday, September 10, 2013. As every year, the procedure of finalising the minutes does afford some time: clearing and writing out the notes in full, […]
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News from the Interoperability Special Interest Working Group
Joint IGeLU/ELUNA Special Interest Working Group (SIWG) on Interoperability At the IGeLU 2013 conference, it was decided that there is a strategic and a real need for an interoperability SIWG to look into various interoperability (and related) issues along with making sure that interoperability play a key role in current and future Ex Libris products. […]
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Final Berlin 2013 conference programme now published
The IGeLU 2013 Programme Planning Committee is happy to announce the final version of the Berlin agenda to be ready! Many people have worked for many weeks to achieve a programme, that has become quite impressive in the end. Inspiring keynote lectures and up to date company presentations go together with fully packed breakout sessions, […]
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INUG meeting and Welcome reception at the Free University Berlin, Saturday, September 7th
The INUG meeting will traditionally be held the day before the conference starts, this year on Saturday, September 7th in the conference building “Henry-Ford-Bau” at the Free University Berlin. The joint meeting of the Steering Committee and the Coordinators of the Product and Interest Working Groups with the Representatives of the National User Groups starts […]
News from the Primo/Metalib Product Working Group
The Primo/MetaLib PWG is happy to announce that this year’s annual NERS enhancement cycle for Primo and MetaLib+ has been successfully completed. In summary, we had a total number of 154 enhancements for which 8719 votes were cast. We are now compiling the final list and will be sending this shortly to Ex Libris for […]
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