Primo
Objective
The objective of the Primo Working Group (WG) is to collaborate with Ex Libris in developing new services and functions for Primo. A core activity is conducting the annual enhancement voting process. Other activities include planning for the annual IGeLU Conference and regular meetings with product management staff to discuss future directions and current issues relating to Primo.
- See the latest Primo news: updates
- Join our community listserv: Primo mailing list
Enhancements
- Key dates for the annual enhancements process: Timeline summary
- Suggest a new enhancement request for Primo: Login to NERS
- Tips for writing and submitting a great enhancement request: via our ELUNA Primo WG colleagues
- Check out what we’ve achieved together: Log of Primo enhancement results
WG Members
- Noémie Ammann – Liaison to Content Working Group
ETH Library, Switzerland
noemie.ammann@library.ethz.ch - Gaith Bader – Enhancements Team
University of Sydney, Australia
gaith.bader@sydney.edu.au - Boaz Dotan – Enhancements Team, Liaison to Analytics Group
University of Haifa, Israel
bdotan@univ.haifa.ac.il - Paul Harding – Enhancements Team
University of York, UK
paul.harding@york.ac.uk - Lee Houghton – WG Deputy Coordinator, Enhancements Team
Nottingham Trent University, UK
lee.houghton@ntu.ac.uk - Bettina Kaldenberg – Enhancements Coordinator
Mannheim University Library, Germany
bettina.kaldenberg@bib.uni-mannheim.de - Ulrich Leodolter – Developer Community Liaison
Austrian Library Network and Service Ltd, Austria
ulrich.leodolter@obvsg.at - Jennifer McNally – Liaison to Linked Open Data Group
University of Salford, UK & WHELF
McnallyJ1@cardiff.ac.uk - Stacey van Groll – Working Group Coordinator, Conference Representative
University of Queensland, Australia
s.vangroll@library.uq.edu.au - Asbjørn Risan – Liaison with the IGeLU Steering Committee
UNIT, Norway
asbjorn.risan@unit.no
WG membership rules
Starting in 2020, the IGeLU working groups will follow the guidelines for the ELUNA/IGeLU joint working groups (JWG). These include the following prescription for memberships: “… members are elected for a term of two years with a limit of three terms in a row. In some cases where there is difficulty in finding members to serve on the group, or to retain members for extra terms (for example past chairs), exceptions can be made. An effort should be made to ensure that there is some continuity with membership such that not all experienced members rotate off at once.”
The guidelines are implemented with an exception for those who were members before 2019, when the first WG membership was conducted (as there were more candidates than open positions). Those members will be counted as starting their first term in 2020 and may take two re-elections, which gives us this tabular view:
| Name | Start date | re-election | # of 2yr terms |
| Stacey | 2020 | 2022 | 1 of 3 |
| Boaz | 2020 | 2022 | 1 of 3 |
| Gaith | 2019 | 2021 | 1 of 3 |
| Noémie | 2019 | 2021 | 1 of 3 |
| Ulrich | 2020 | 2022 | 1 of 3 |
| Lee | 2020 | 2022 | 1 of 3 |
| Paul | 2019 | 2021 | 1 of 3 |
| Bettina | 2020 | 2022 | 1 of 3 |
Past members
Amin Hussain, University of Manchester, UK – (left 2020)
Knut Anton Bøckman, Royal Danish Library, DK – Coordinator (left 2020)
Wei Xuan, University of Manitoba, Canada – (left 2019)
Annette Schryver, Macquarie University – (left 2019)
Lauren Ajamie, Hesburgh Libraries, U. of Notre Dame – (left 2019)
Andy MacKinnon, Bodleian Library, Oxford, UK – Coordinator (left 2018)
Rachel Collier-Wilson, University of Sheffield, UK – (left 2018)
Bronwyn King, UNILINC, Australia –(left 2015)
Lauren Shipley, Southampton Solent University, UK – (left 2014)
Andrew Brown, Swansea University, Wales, UK – (left 2014)
Masud Khokhar, University of Lancaster, UK – Coordinator (left 2013)
Peter V. Christensen, MiniBib – The Administrative Library, Denmark – (left 2013)
Naomi Greidinger, University of Haifa, Israel – (left 2012)
Ole Holm, Royal Library of Denmark – (left 2012)
Gary Johnson, College Center for Library Automation Florida, USA – (left 2012)
Mandy Stewart, British Library, UK – Coordinator (left 2012)
Jeremy Acland, Queen Mary University of London, UK – Coordinator Metalib (left 2012)
