Comments on: ILS Architecture: Open vs Turnkey http://scriblio.net/scribbles/139/ils-architecture-open-vs-turnkey/ open source software for libraries Sun, 08 Apr 2012 20:17:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: panlibus http://scriblio.net/scribbles/139/ils-architecture-open-vs-turnkey/#comment-1658 panlibus Mon, 05 Dec 2005 23:21:31 +0000 http://libdev.plymouth.edu/?p=25#comment-1658 <strong>The rise of the Platform - Continuing the Library 2.0 discorse with Blyberg</strong> For those of you who haven't been following this conversation, here is a brief history to for you: Nov 15th 2005 - Talis launch white paper Do Libraries Matter? The Rise of Library 2.0 at Talis Insight Conference 2005Nov 18th... The rise of the Platform – Continuing the Library 2.0 discorse with Blyberg

For those of you who haven’t been following this conversation, here is a brief history to for you: Nov 15th 2005 – Talis launch white paper Do Libraries Matter? The Rise of Library 2.0 at Talis Insight Conference 2005Nov 18th…

]]> By: libdev » Can you be trusted with Library 2.0? http://scriblio.net/scribbles/139/ils-architecture-open-vs-turnkey/#comment-1657 libdev » Can you be trusted with Library 2.0? Thu, 01 Dec 2005 01:20:47 +0000 http://libdev.plymouth.edu/?p=25#comment-1657 [...] If you haven’t been following along there has been an open discussion lately regarding ILS user rights and where OPACs are headed. In my recent post I wondered whether an open architecture might allow the faster paced changes that are needed in a technology and information-centric world. Since then Talis has responded again regarding John Blyberg’s response. I’m certain he will post with a better response since he has more first hand experience but I thought I’d address a few things. [...] [...] If you haven’t been following along there has been an open discussion lately regarding ILS user rights and where OPACs are headed. In my recent post I wondered whether an open architecture might allow the faster paced changes that are needed in a technology and information-centric world. Since then Talis has responded again regarding John Blyberg’s response. I’m certain he will post with a better response since he has more first hand experience but I thought I’d address a few things. [...]

]]> By: OPAC Web Services Should Be Like Amazon Web Services « MaisonBisson.com http://scriblio.net/scribbles/139/ils-architecture-open-vs-turnkey/#comment-1656 OPAC Web Services Should Be Like Amazon Web Services « MaisonBisson.com Wed, 30 Nov 2005 19:44:07 +0000 http://libdev.plymouth.edu/?p=25#comment-1656 [...] Fired up? Read more with my library catalogs should be like WordPress post, John Blyberg’s ILS customer bill of rights, and Ryan Eby’s open vs. turnkey discussion. [...] [...] Fired up? Read more with my library catalogs should be like WordPress post, John Blyberg’s ILS customer bill of rights, and Ryan Eby’s open vs. turnkey discussion. [...]

]]> By: Raging Arguments About The Future Of The ILS « MaisonBisson.com http://scriblio.net/scribbles/139/ils-architecture-open-vs-turnkey/#comment-1654 Raging Arguments About The Future Of The ILS « MaisonBisson.com Sun, 27 Nov 2005 15:36:51 +0000 http://libdev.plymouth.edu/?p=25#comment-1654 [...] I hadn’t seen Ryan Eby’s post at LibDev that connected ILSs with WordPress before I posted that library catalogs should be like WordPress here. It connects with a my comment on a post at Meredith Farkas’ Information Wants To Be Free. My comment there goes in two directions, but I’d like to focus on the technology side now. [...] [...] I hadn’t seen Ryan Eby’s post at LibDev that connected ILSs with WordPress before I posted that library catalogs should be like WordPress here. It connects with a my comment on a post at Meredith Farkas’ Information Wants To Be Free. My comment there goes in two directions, but I’d like to focus on the technology side now. [...]

]]> By: scilib http://scriblio.net/scribbles/139/ils-architecture-open-vs-turnkey/#comment-1655 scilib Sat, 26 Nov 2005 21:30:11 +0000 http://libdev.plymouth.edu/?p=25#comment-1655 For a second when I read that headline, I thought it said "ILS Architecture: Open vs Turkey". For a second when I read that headline, I thought it said “ILS Architecture: Open vs Turkey”.

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