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2009 Library Automation Perceptions

Marshall has published the results of his annual library automation perceptions report. The top findings are as follows: Products and companies focusing on smaller libraries and narrower niches generally receive higher perception scores than those involved with larger, more complex organization...

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What I L...Today... — January 25

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My delicious bookmarks for 2010-01-21

DrizzleAn Open Source Microkernel DBMS for High Performance Scale-Out Applications More of my links ...

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What I L...Today... — January 23

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Patron’s Book Browsing Habits

I got this email from a cousin of mine and I really wanted to share it with you all and see what you’ve experienced. Just got back from the library choosing a couple of “relaxing” books. As I browsed, I had these thoughts and then decided I’d send them to the family libra...

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What I L...Today... — January 22

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My delicious bookmarks for 2010-01-18

Open Source – O’Reilly Media More of my links ...

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What I L...Today... — January 20

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First Official Koha Newsletter Released

In addition to my Documentation Manager role for the Koha Community, I am also the Koha Newsletter Editor! That means that I gather together Koha related news and mash it all up into a newsletter format – Okay it’s a bit more than that. Today marks the first official release of t...

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What I L...Today... — January 15

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My delicious bookmarks for 2010-01-13

Open Source Support for Library AppsThis is a list of vendors/sites offering different types of support for open source software. It is not intended to be exhaustive. SIMILE WidgetsFree, Open-Source Data Visualization Web Widgets, and More ExhibitExhibit lets you easily create web pages with adv...

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What I L...Today... — January 15