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Beth Picknally
Camden
University of
Pennsylvania
Carlen Ruschoff
University of
Maryland
ALA June 2015
KUALI OLE:
ORGANIZATION, GOVERNANCE AND
PRIORITIES

 A community within a community—Part of the Kuali
Foundation
 Designed for libraries by librarians!
 KOLE is building to meet the following
requirements:
 Flexibility in design
 Community ownership with an open source license
 Modular Service-Oriented Architecture
 Enterprise-level integration
What Is Kuali OLE?

University of Chicago – Summer 2014
Lehigh University– Summer 2014
SOAS (University of London) – Spring 2015
Planning for implementation:
Duke (Winter 2015/16);
Penn, Villanova (summer 2016)
OLE Implementations

1.6 (May 2015)
FY rollover; Internationalization; SIP2
2.0 (Q3 2015)
ERM; GOKb integration
3.0 (Q1 2016)
Circ upgrades (bills, requests); authorities;
MARC holdings; license editor; account query
https://www.kuali.org/ole/roadmap
OLE Roadmap

Stage 1: Build & Early Adoption
Stage 2: Growth & Innovation
Stage 3: Next round of Implementations
and refining the code
OLE Development Stages

Kuali Foundation 10 year Review
Taking Stock & reviewing options
Stage 2: Strategic Planning

Visioning over the summer
Priorities for development of 4.0
Extend the partnership
Stage 2: Next Steps

Next round of implementations
Refining the code
Building on the infrastructure
Stage 3: 2016-2018

What are the features that you would
like to see in a next gen system?
In which direction should systems be
moving?
What would be most useful for your
future workflows?
Discussion:
"Next Generation" Library Systems

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