ER&L 2015
February 22–25, 2015
Austin, Texas
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From Surviving to Thriving: Reimagining collaborative e-resource workflows and metadata management for the next generation.
Conference Track
1. Managing e-Resources & Licensing
Keywords
E-resource management; Next-generation library systems
Learning Objectives
Following this session, participants will be able to share real-world next-generation system e-resource workflows with colleagues and staff, better prepare for changes to e-resource workflows resulting from migration to a next-generation system. understand how e-resource management collaboration can be improved by a next-generation library management system, effectively maintain a web-scale discovery service in conjunction with locally managed and knowledge base data.
Abstract
The University of Minnesota implemented Ex Libris’s Alma in 2013. Implementation revealed substantial tension between idealized e-resources workflows in a next-generation system and the messy reality of new work and migrated data that didn’t fit the ideal. This presentation will cover post-implementation short-term strategies, re-imagined collaborative workflows, and longer-term productivity/efficiency gains.
Presenters
![[photo]](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/228ab6725b8928b38e1efde08e580654.png?d=https://proposalspace.com/images/no_photo.png&r=PG&s=50 "Sunshine J Carter, University of Minnesota Libraries")
Sunshine J Carter, University of Minnesota Libraries
![[photo]](https://5d67d7d2fab6aa2c003d-a12b070af57c9bbc32c5a41a66298b76.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/2239/profile_1275bf54368fe9cea200d16d7ee78d07.png "Stacie Traill, University of Minnesota")