BPM Project meetings

Regional Design Workshop – Duke University, Durham, NC

Monday, December 15 and Tuesday, December 16, 2008
9am to 5pm
Duke University
Perkins Library, Meeting Room Perkins 217
Lunch will be provided on both days
Registration is required by Dec. 1: http://tinyurl.com/67reys

[NOTE: This workshop has been held. Detailed notes and related resources are linked here.]

The Open Library Environment Project invites you to a 2 day Regional Design Workshop at Duke University. The purpose of this workshop is to provide a forum for representatives of local research libraries and related institutions to discuss our work surrounding the current Integrated Library System and ideas on what this type of core system should incorporate.

Participation is open to any members of the research library community who work with the Integrated Library System either on a day to day basis or from a higher level. OLE will be developed as an open source library environment that meets the needs of research libraries. While care will be taken to design an open and flexible system that is useful for other types of libraries, such as public libraries, the focus of the project in this early stage is on research libraries.

Due to space limitations, registration is limited to 100 participants. If more than 100 apply to participate, we will select a diverse representation of participants from a cross section of functional areas and institutions of varying size and mission.

Registration will close on Monday, December 1 and participants will be notified shortly after Dec. 1 of their acceptance. There is no cost for attendance to this workshop other than your travel related expenses.

Contact: Jean Ferguson, Head, Reference and Research Services, jean.f@duke.edu