Tell us your names, titles, and more about your history with Ex Libris Products. My name is Betsy Friesen, Director of Data Management & Access (read metadata and systems) at the University of Minnesota. We climbed aboard the Aleph train, going live in July 2002, a week sooner than Harvard. We were development partners for […]
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The IGeLU Primo Working Group has three open positions, and our call for volunteers has resulted in five highly qualified candidates willing to run in a public election. Paul Harding, University of York, UK Gaith Bader, Unversity of Sydney, Australia Indira Bermudez Aguilar, International Labour Organization, Switzerland Noémie Ammann, ETH Library, Zürich, Switzerland Ryan Edwards, […]
[supsystic-slider id=2] IGeLU is pleased to announce that the IGeLU 2020 Conference will be held in Cardiff, Wales from the 14th to the 17th September 2020. Our hosts will be WHELF (Wales Higher Education Libraries Forum). Looking forward to seeing you all in Wales in 2020! […]
The IGeLU Primo Working Group is looking to expand its membership with 2-3 persons. If you would like to get involved in this kind of community work, please consider this opportunity.The Primo WG co-operates with ExLibris in developing new services and functionality for the Primo discovery solutions. The group covers both Primo and Primo VE. You can […]
Information on the INUG meeting at IGeLU 2019 can be found here […]
The Budget reports to be approved by the 2019 Assembly of Members are located here https://igelu.org/about/organisation/budget […]
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This year there are 4 vacant positions on the IGeLU Steering Committee. All IGeLU members are eligible to vote (one vote per institution). This year the voting procedure for Steering Committee Members will be undertaken electronically via NERS. All the Institutions, who are up to date with their annual fee payment, will be invited to […]
Thank you to all who have submitted requests and voted in this year’s Primo enhancement round in NERS. The results of the ballot is now in, and ExLibris has added development complexity points to the requests. The Primo community gets to spend 100 complexity points each year, which this year sufficed for the top five […]
The 2019 Singapore Conference will include Product specific Question & Answer sessions. You are invited to submit questions for the product specific and general Q&A sessions by filling out the form below Loading… […]