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�ݺ�ߣshows by User: rerlandson / http://www.slideshare.net/images/logo.gif �ݺ�ߣshows by User: rerlandson / Thu, 26 Feb 2015 11:09:18 GMT �ݺ�ߣShare feed for �ݺ�ߣshows by User: rerlandson ER&L 2015 eBooks Unleashed /slideshow/erl-2015e-booksunleashed/45184493 erl-2015-ebooksunleashed-150226110918-conversion-gate01
This session at Electronic Resources & Libraries 2015 in Austin, TX, utilized Poll Everywhere to crowd source session participant information which resulted in a highly engaged discussion regarding demand driven acquisitions in libraries across the US.]]>
This session at Electronic Resources & Libraries 2015 in Austin, TX, utilized Poll Everywhere to crowd source session participant information which resulted in a highly engaged discussion regarding demand driven acquisitions in libraries across the US.]]> Thu, 26 Feb 2015 11:09:18 GMT /slideshow/erl-2015e-booksunleashed/45184493 rerlandson@slideshare.net(rerlandson) ER&L 2015 eBooks Unleashed rerlandson This session at Electronic Resources & Libraries 2015 in Austin, TX, utilized Poll Everywhere to crowd source session participant information which resulted in a highly engaged discussion regarding demand driven acquisitions in libraries across the US. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/erl-2015-ebooksunleashed-150226110918-conversion-gate01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> This session at Electronic Resources & Libraries 2015 in Austin, TX, utilized Poll Everywhere to crowd source session participant information which resulted in a highly engaged discussion regarding demand driven acquisitions in libraries across the US.

ER&L 2015 eBooks Unleashed from Rene Erlandson

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0 ER&L 2015 Simplifying Your DDA Program For A Better User Experience /slideshow/erl-2015simplifying-yourddaprogramforabetter-userexperience/45184491 erl-2015-simplifyingyourddaprogramforabetteruserexperience-150226110917-conversion-gate02
A panel discussion at 2015 Electronic Resources & Libraries in Austin, Texas. Rene Erlandson, Holly Tomren and Kelly Drake discussed demand driven acquisitions implementations at each of their organization.]]>
A panel discussion at 2015 Electronic Resources & Libraries in Austin, Texas. Rene Erlandson, Holly Tomren and Kelly Drake discussed demand driven acquisitions implementations at each of their organization.]]> Thu, 26 Feb 2015 11:09:16 GMT /slideshow/erl-2015simplifying-yourddaprogramforabetter-userexperience/45184491 rerlandson@slideshare.net(rerlandson) ER&L 2015 Simplifying Your DDA Program For A Better User Experience rerlandson A panel discussion at 2015 Electronic Resources & Libraries in Austin, Texas. Rene Erlandson, Holly Tomren and Kelly Drake discussed demand driven acquisitions implementations at each of their organization. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/erl-2015-simplifyingyourddaprogramforabetteruserexperience-150226110917-conversion-gate02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> A panel discussion at 2015 Electronic Resources & Libraries in Austin, Texas. Rene Erlandson, Holly Tomren and Kelly Drake discussed demand driven acquisitions implementations at each of their organization.

ER&L 2015 Simplifying Your DDA Program For A Better User Experience from Rene Erlandson

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0 WMS Reality Check /slideshow/wms-reality-check/33943996 wmsrealitycheck-140425094239-phpapp02
This portion of a panel discussion at NASIG 2014, highlights pros/cons of e-resource management within OCLC WMS platform.]]>
This portion of a panel discussion at NASIG 2014, highlights pros/cons of e-resource management within OCLC WMS platform.]]> Fri, 25 Apr 2014 09:42:39 GMT /slideshow/wms-reality-check/33943996 rerlandson@slideshare.net(rerlandson) WMS Reality Check rerlandson This portion of a panel discussion at NASIG 2014, highlights pros/cons of e-resource management within OCLC WMS platform. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/wmsrealitycheck-140425094239-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> This portion of a panel discussion at NASIG 2014, highlights pros/cons of e-resource management within OCLC WMS platform.

WMS Reality Check from Rene Erlandson

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0 To Boldly Go Where Few Have Gone Before: Global eResource Management in the Cloud /slideshow/to-boldlygowherefewhavegonebefore/33943911 toboldlygowherefewhavegonebefore-140425093947-phpapp02
Staff in libraries around the world locally track serials and e-resources in an effort to provide users with access to information. What is subscribed to; which titles are available through which publishers/aggregators; and dates local users have access to. Libraries invest considerable resources maintaining bibliographic, license and coverage information. Have you ever wondered if it is feasible to share bibliographic records and license records with other libraries? What if publishers and vendors updated title lists and coverage details? In 2012, the University of Nebraska Omaha decided to implement a cloud-based discovery platform that manages collection materials in a global environment—WorldShare Management System (WMS) & WorldCat Local (WCL). There is no longer a “local” catalog, only local access to global records. Attend this session to learn how UNO transitioned from a traditional ERMs to global e-resource management. Find out what it means to have real-time metadata updates, coverage data and title lists updated by publishers/vendors and how to reap the benefits of global license record templates. This session will also discuss the lessons learned and best practices for preparing library staff for this radical shift in e-resource management as we boldly go where few have gone before. ]]>
Staff in libraries around the world locally track serials and e-resources in an effort to provide users with access to information. What is subscribed to; which titles are available through which publishers/aggregators; and dates local users have access to. Libraries invest considerable resources maintaining bibliographic, license and coverage information. Have you ever wondered if it is feasible to share bibliographic records and license records with other libraries? What if publishers and vendors updated title lists and coverage details? In 2012, the University of Nebraska Omaha decided to implement a cloud-based discovery platform that manages collection materials in a global environment—WorldShare Management System (WMS) & WorldCat Local (WCL). There is no longer a “local” catalog, only local access to global records. Attend this session to learn how UNO transitioned from a traditional ERMs to global e-resource management. Find out what it means to have real-time metadata updates, coverage data and title lists updated by publishers/vendors and how to reap the benefits of global license record templates. This session will also discuss the lessons learned and best practices for preparing library staff for this radical shift in e-resource management as we boldly go where few have gone before. ]]> Fri, 25 Apr 2014 09:39:47 GMT /slideshow/to-boldlygowherefewhavegonebefore/33943911 rerlandson@slideshare.net(rerlandson) To Boldly Go Where Few Have Gone Before: Global eResource Management in the Cloud rerlandson Staff in libraries around the world locally track serials and e-resources in an effort to provide users with access to information. What is subscribed to; which titles are available through which publishers/aggregators; and dates local users have access to. Libraries invest considerable resources maintaining bibliographic, license and coverage information. Have you ever wondered if it is feasible to share bibliographic records and license records with other libraries? What if publishers and vendors updated title lists and coverage details? In 2012, the University of Nebraska Omaha decided to implement a cloud-based discovery platform that manages collection materials in a global environment—WorldShare Management System (WMS) & WorldCat Local (WCL). There is no longer a “local” catalog, only local access to global records. Attend this session to learn how UNO transitioned from a traditional ERMs to global e-resource management. Find out what it means to have real-time metadata updates, coverage data and title lists updated by publishers/vendors and how to reap the benefits of global license record templates. This session will also discuss the lessons learned and best practices for preparing library staff for this radical shift in e-resource management as we boldly go where few have gone before. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/toboldlygowherefewhavegonebefore-140425093947-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Staff in libraries around the world locally track serials and e-resources in an effort to provide users with access to information. What is subscribed to; which titles are available through which publishers/aggregators; and dates local users have access to. Libraries invest considerable resources maintaining bibliographic, license and coverage information. Have you ever wondered if it is feasible to share bibliographic records and license records with other libraries? What if publishers and vendors updated title lists and coverage details? In 2012, the University of Nebraska Omaha decided to implement a cloud-based discovery platform that manages collection materials in a global environment—WorldShare Management System (WMS) & WorldCat Local (WCL). There is no longer a “local” catalog, only local access to global records. Attend this session to learn how UNO transitioned from a traditional ERMs to global e-resource management. Find out what it means to have real-time metadata updates, coverage data and title lists updated by publishers/vendors and how to reap the benefits of global license record templates. This session will also discuss the lessons learned and best practices for preparing library staff for this radical shift in e-resource management as we boldly go where few have gone before.

To Boldly Go Where Few Have Gone Before: Global eResource Management in the Cloud from Rene Erlandson

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0 Do I Have the Best Library Website on the Planet or What? /rerlandson/bc2011-presentationfinal bc2011-presentation-final-131114115609-phpapp02
In the past decade, many libraries redefined their user communities, their sphere of influence and their obligation to the communities they serve. Gone were the geographic limitations which previously influenced the physical library space and the content of library Websites. Libraries began to look for ways to connect users with resources beyond local collections. The philosophical shift in libraries, from local to global, was reflected in the evolution of library Websites into information portals. Users no longer visit library Websites solely for information about the local library. Instead visitors now expect library Websites to provide access to information resources found in collections throughout the world. During the development of library managed information portals, many library Websites became dumping grounds for links to vast numbers of off-site collections and to the administrative minutia of the hosting library, leaving patrons struggling to navigate through multiple layers of pages and menus in order to finally access the desired information. Usage data and usability testing provide the basis for library development of effective, user-friendly interfaces. A successful library Website meets the needs of the user--it is easy to navigate, aesthetically pleasing and results in few errors. Time spent analyzing an institution’s Website will result in a better user experience for virtual library visitors, leaving them with a positive feeling about the library. These slides highlight website usage data collection applications, define usability, outline formal usability testing methods, discuss how to integrate collected information with future website development, outline a sustainable usability schedule and discuss some of the usability study pitfalls and successes encountered by University of Nebraska Omaha Library. �ݺ�ߣs are from a session presented at Brick & Click: An Academic Library Symposium, 2011, by Rene J. Erlandson & Rachel Erb. ]]>
In the past decade, many libraries redefined their user communities, their sphere of influence and their obligation to the communities they serve. Gone were the geographic limitations which previously influenced the physical library space and the content of library Websites. Libraries began to look for ways to connect users with resources beyond local collections. The philosophical shift in libraries, from local to global, was reflected in the evolution of library Websites into information portals. Users no longer visit library Websites solely for information about the local library. Instead visitors now expect library Websites to provide access to information resources found in collections throughout the world. During the development of library managed information portals, many library Websites became dumping grounds for links to vast numbers of off-site collections and to the administrative minutia of the hosting library, leaving patrons struggling to navigate through multiple layers of pages and menus in order to finally access the desired information. Usage data and usability testing provide the basis for library development of effective, user-friendly interfaces. A successful library Website meets the needs of the user--it is easy to navigate, aesthetically pleasing and results in few errors. Time spent analyzing an institution’s Website will result in a better user experience for virtual library visitors, leaving them with a positive feeling about the library. These slides highlight website usage data collection applications, define usability, outline formal usability testing methods, discuss how to integrate collected information with future website development, outline a sustainable usability schedule and discuss some of the usability study pitfalls and successes encountered by University of Nebraska Omaha Library. �ݺ�ߣs are from a session presented at Brick & Click: An Academic Library Symposium, 2011, by Rene J. Erlandson & Rachel Erb. ]]> Thu, 14 Nov 2013 11:56:09 GMT /rerlandson/bc2011-presentationfinal rerlandson@slideshare.net(rerlandson) Do I Have the Best Library Website on the Planet or What? rerlandson In the past decade, many libraries redefined their user communities, their sphere of influence and their obligation to the communities they serve. Gone were the geographic limitations which previously influenced the physical library space and the content of library Websites. Libraries began to look for ways to connect users with resources beyond local collections. The philosophical shift in libraries, from local to global, was reflected in the evolution of library Websites into information portals. Users no longer visit library Websites solely for information about the local library. Instead visitors now expect library Websites to provide access to information resources found in collections throughout the world. During the development of library managed information portals, many library Websites became dumping grounds for links to vast numbers of off-site collections and to the administrative minutia of the hosting library, leaving patrons struggling to navigate through multiple layers of pages and menus in order to finally access the desired information. Usage data and usability testing provide the basis for library development of effective, user-friendly interfaces. A successful library Website meets the needs of the user--it is easy to navigate, aesthetically pleasing and results in few errors. Time spent analyzing an institution’s Website will result in a better user experience for virtual library visitors, leaving them with a positive feeling about the library. These slides highlight website usage data collection applications, define usability, outline formal usability testing methods, discuss how to integrate collected information with future website development, outline a sustainable usability schedule and discuss some of the usability study pitfalls and successes encountered by University of Nebraska Omaha Library. �ݺ�ߣs are from a session presented at Brick & Click: An Academic Library Symposium, 2011, by Rene J. Erlandson & Rachel Erb. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/bc2011-presentation-final-131114115609-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> In the past decade, many libraries redefined their user communities, their sphere of influence and their obligation to the communities they serve. Gone were the geographic limitations which previously influenced the physical library space and the content of library Websites. Libraries began to look for ways to connect users with resources beyond local collections. The philosophical shift in libraries, from local to global, was reflected in the evolution of library Websites into information portals. Users no longer visit library Websites solely for information about the local library. Instead visitors now expect library Websites to provide access to information resources found in collections throughout the world. During the development of library managed information portals, many library Websites became dumping grounds for links to vast numbers of off-site collections and to the administrative minutia of the hosting library, leaving patrons struggling to navigate through multiple layers of pages and menus in order to finally access the desired information. Usage data and usability testing provide the basis for library development of effective, user-friendly interfaces. A successful library Website meets the needs of the user--it is easy to navigate, aesthetically pleasing and results in few errors. Time spent analyzing an institution’s Website will result in a better user experience for virtual library visitors, leaving them with a positive feeling about the library. These slides highlight website usage data collection applications, define usability, outline formal usability testing methods, discuss how to integrate collected information with future website development, outline a sustainable usability schedule and discuss some of the usability study pitfalls and successes encountered by University of Nebraska Omaha Library. �ݺ�ߣs are from a session presented at Brick & Click: An Academic Library Symposium, 2011, by Rene J. Erlandson & Rachel Erb.

Do I Have the Best Library Website on the Planet or What? from Rene Erlandson

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0 Ethnic Newspapers in the State of Illinois /rerlandson/presentation2-28250349 presentation2-131114114954-phpapp02
Illinois has a rich, diverse history of immigration which continues through today. Newspapers targeted at specific ethnic or cultural groups offer us unique perspectives on historical and current events. This presentation given by staff from the Illinois Newspaper Projects highlights ethnic newspapers available in libraries and museums throughout the State of Illinois and why it is important to collect and preserve these newspapers for the future. This slides are from a presentation given at the Illinois Library Association Meeting in Chicago, IL in 2004. ]]>
Illinois has a rich, diverse history of immigration which continues through today. Newspapers targeted at specific ethnic or cultural groups offer us unique perspectives on historical and current events. This presentation given by staff from the Illinois Newspaper Projects highlights ethnic newspapers available in libraries and museums throughout the State of Illinois and why it is important to collect and preserve these newspapers for the future. This slides are from a presentation given at the Illinois Library Association Meeting in Chicago, IL in 2004. ]]> Thu, 14 Nov 2013 11:49:54 GMT /rerlandson/presentation2-28250349 rerlandson@slideshare.net(rerlandson) Ethnic Newspapers in the State of Illinois rerlandson Illinois has a rich, diverse history of immigration which continues through today. Newspapers targeted at specific ethnic or cultural groups offer us unique perspectives on historical and current events. This presentation given by staff from the Illinois Newspaper Projects highlights ethnic newspapers available in libraries and museums throughout the State of Illinois and why it is important to collect and preserve these newspapers for the future. This slides are from a presentation given at the Illinois Library Association Meeting in Chicago, IL in 2004. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/presentation2-131114114954-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Illinois has a rich, diverse history of immigration which continues through today. Newspapers targeted at specific ethnic or cultural groups offer us unique perspectives on historical and current events. This presentation given by staff from the Illinois Newspaper Projects highlights ethnic newspapers available in libraries and museums throughout the State of Illinois and why it is important to collect and preserve these newspapers for the future. This slides are from a presentation given at the Illinois Library Association Meeting in Chicago, IL in 2004.

Ethnic Newspapers in the State of Illinois from Rene Erlandson

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0 Strategic Planning for the Information Age /slideshow/2008-strategic-planningfinal/28250211 2008-strategicplanningfinal-131114114512-phpapp01
Libraries in the Information Age are characterized by rapid, constant change. How is it possible to create an organizational plan in an era of change? How can we incorporate the ideas of Library 2.0 into the strategic planning process of libraries? This session presented at the Nebraska Library Association Annual Conference in 2008 provides basic information on creating a library strategic plan and integrating Library 2.0 concepts into the planning process. Presented by Rene J. Erlandson]]>
Libraries in the Information Age are characterized by rapid, constant change. How is it possible to create an organizational plan in an era of change? How can we incorporate the ideas of Library 2.0 into the strategic planning process of libraries? This session presented at the Nebraska Library Association Annual Conference in 2008 provides basic information on creating a library strategic plan and integrating Library 2.0 concepts into the planning process. Presented by Rene J. Erlandson]]> Thu, 14 Nov 2013 11:45:12 GMT /slideshow/2008-strategic-planningfinal/28250211 rerlandson@slideshare.net(rerlandson) Strategic Planning for the Information Age rerlandson Libraries in the Information Age are characterized by rapid, constant change. How is it possible to create an organizational plan in an era of change? How can we incorporate the ideas of Library 2.0 into the strategic planning process of libraries? This session presented at the Nebraska Library Association Annual Conference in 2008 provides basic information on creating a library strategic plan and integrating Library 2.0 concepts into the planning process. Presented by Rene J. Erlandson <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/2008-strategicplanningfinal-131114114512-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Libraries in the Information Age are characterized by rapid, constant change. How is it possible to create an organizational plan in an era of change? How can we incorporate the ideas of Library 2.0 into the strategic planning process of libraries? This session presented at the Nebraska Library Association Annual Conference in 2008 provides basic information on creating a library strategic plan and integrating Library 2.0 concepts into the planning process. Presented by Rene J. Erlandson

Strategic Planning for the Information Age from Rene Erlandson

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0 Exposure=Imapact: Library Marketing, Promotion and Branding /slideshow/brick-click2012/28247632 brickclick2012-131114103729-phpapp01
Learn how Criss Library developed a library brand and successfully marketed it to the University of Nebraska Omaha community through attractive imagery, inexpensive promotions and targeted marketing campaigns, becoming synonymous with innovation, technology and engagement on campus. Presentation given at Brick & Click: an Academic Library Symposium, November 2012, by Rene J. Erlandson and Teonne Wright.]]>
Learn how Criss Library developed a library brand and successfully marketed it to the University of Nebraska Omaha community through attractive imagery, inexpensive promotions and targeted marketing campaigns, becoming synonymous with innovation, technology and engagement on campus. Presentation given at Brick & Click: an Academic Library Symposium, November 2012, by Rene J. Erlandson and Teonne Wright.]]> Thu, 14 Nov 2013 10:37:29 GMT /slideshow/brick-click2012/28247632 rerlandson@slideshare.net(rerlandson) Exposure=Imapact: Library Marketing, Promotion and Branding rerlandson Learn how Criss Library developed a library brand and successfully marketed it to the University of Nebraska Omaha community through attractive imagery, inexpensive promotions and targeted marketing campaigns, becoming synonymous with innovation, technology and engagement on campus. Presentation given at Brick & Click: an Academic Library Symposium, November 2012, by Rene J. Erlandson and Teonne Wright. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/brickclick2012-131114103729-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Learn how Criss Library developed a library brand and successfully marketed it to the University of Nebraska Omaha community through attractive imagery, inexpensive promotions and targeted marketing campaigns, becoming synonymous with innovation, technology and engagement on campus. Presentation given at Brick & Click: an Academic Library Symposium, November 2012, by Rene J. Erlandson and Teonne Wright.

Exposure=Imapact: Library Marketing, Promotion and Branding from Rene Erlandson

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0 UNO Moves to the WMS/WCL Cloud /slideshow/mwwms-uguno/28247407 mwwms-ug-uno-131114103137-phpapp01
Highlights aspects of the UNO Library migration from a traditional integrated library system to OCLCs cloud-based platform. Part of a panel presented at the first Midwest WMS Users Group Meeting, September 2013, in Omaha, NE. ]]>
Highlights aspects of the UNO Library migration from a traditional integrated library system to OCLCs cloud-based platform. Part of a panel presented at the first Midwest WMS Users Group Meeting, September 2013, in Omaha, NE. ]]> Thu, 14 Nov 2013 10:31:36 GMT /slideshow/mwwms-uguno/28247407 rerlandson@slideshare.net(rerlandson) UNO Moves to the WMS/WCL Cloud rerlandson Highlights aspects of the UNO Library migration from a traditional integrated library system to OCLCs cloud-based platform. Part of a panel presented at the first Midwest WMS Users Group Meeting, September 2013, in Omaha, NE. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/mwwms-ug-uno-131114103137-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Highlights aspects of the UNO Library migration from a traditional integrated library system to OCLCs cloud-based platform. Part of a panel presented at the first Midwest WMS Users Group Meeting, September 2013, in Omaha, NE.

UNO Moves to the WMS/WCL Cloud from Rene Erlandson

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0 Next Generation Library Management Systems: Acquisitions & eResource Functionality--WMS /slideshow/next-generationlibrarymanagementsystems-final/28247193 nextgenerationlibrarymanagementsystems-final-131114102612-phpapp02
These slides are from the ALCTS Acquisitions Managers and Vendors Interest Group panel discussion at ALA Annual 2013 in Chicago, IL. The slides highlight functions of OCLCs WorldShare Management System (WMS). ]]>
These slides are from the ALCTS Acquisitions Managers and Vendors Interest Group panel discussion at ALA Annual 2013 in Chicago, IL. The slides highlight functions of OCLCs WorldShare Management System (WMS). ]]> Thu, 14 Nov 2013 10:26:12 GMT /slideshow/next-generationlibrarymanagementsystems-final/28247193 rerlandson@slideshare.net(rerlandson) Next Generation Library Management Systems: Acquisitions & eResource Functionality--WMS rerlandson These slides are from the ALCTS Acquisitions Managers and Vendors Interest Group panel discussion at ALA Annual 2013 in Chicago, IL. The slides highlight functions of OCLCs WorldShare Management System (WMS). <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/nextgenerationlibrarymanagementsystems-final-131114102612-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> These slides are from the ALCTS Acquisitions Managers and Vendors Interest Group panel discussion at ALA Annual 2013 in Chicago, IL. The slides highlight functions of OCLCs WorldShare Management System (WMS).

Next Generation Library Management Systems: Acquisitions & eResource Functionality--WMS from Rene Erlandson

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0 Tools, People & Processes: Managing Change Holistically /slideshow/tools-peopleandprocessesmanagingchangeholistically-erlandsonrossinnovationsession/28246985 toolspeopleandprocessesmanagingchangeholistically-erlandsonross-innovationsession-131114102051-phpapp01
This presentation was given by Rene J. Erlandson and Rob Ross at the 2013 Charleston Conference. Managing technology change is more than migrating to new systems and changing workflows and processes. Often the human aspect of technology change is overlooked. This session highlighted key strategies for successfully managing all aspects of change.]]>
This presentation was given by Rene J. Erlandson and Rob Ross at the 2013 Charleston Conference. Managing technology change is more than migrating to new systems and changing workflows and processes. Often the human aspect of technology change is overlooked. This session highlighted key strategies for successfully managing all aspects of change.]]> Thu, 14 Nov 2013 10:20:51 GMT /slideshow/tools-peopleandprocessesmanagingchangeholistically-erlandsonrossinnovationsession/28246985 rerlandson@slideshare.net(rerlandson) Tools, People & Processes: Managing Change Holistically rerlandson This presentation was given by Rene J. Erlandson and Rob Ross at the 2013 Charleston Conference. Managing technology change is more than migrating to new systems and changing workflows and processes. Often the human aspect of technology change is overlooked. This session highlighted key strategies for successfully managing all aspects of change. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/toolspeopleandprocessesmanagingchangeholistically-erlandsonross-innovationsession-131114102051-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> This presentation was given by Rene J. Erlandson and Rob Ross at the 2013 Charleston Conference. Managing technology change is more than migrating to new systems and changing workflows and processes. Often the human aspect of technology change is overlooked. This session highlighted key strategies for successfully managing all aspects of change.

Tools, People & Processes: Managing Change Holistically from Rene Erlandson

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0 Soaring Into The Cloud /slideshow/soaring-intothecloud-uploadednla/28246855 soaringintothecloud-uploadednla-131114101719-phpapp01
This presentation was given at the Nebraska Library Association Annual Meeting in Kearney, NE during October 2013. Presenters were; Rene J. Erlandson and Rob Ross. The program outlines the migration from a traditional integrated library system to OCLC's cloud-based WMS/WCL platform.]]>
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