For schedule, see the full program.
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The library as platform: exiting the old library system and transitioning to a new (Ken Chad; Sebastian Hammer; Jakub Skocsen) Presentations: Part 1. Part 2. Part 3.
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StabiEXIT: Approaching Microservices and User-Centered Agile Development in Libraries (David Zellhöfer)
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From Google Scholar to “Library Search” via Koha: A different journey to discovery Services? (David Peacock)
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Pity the Poor User (Karen Coyle)
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Journal check-in without the fuss–making a single task oriented application (Kasper Løvschall)
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Small data, big impact – Hands on approach to data management in co-operation with the research group and library as the linked data hub (Joonas Kesäniemi)
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Leaving black boxes behind: benefits and challenges of running inhouse developed eresource management and discovery systems (Annika Domin; Björn Muschall; Leander Seige; Evelyn Weiser)
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Trying to create “a library for learning” (Peter van Boheemen)
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Theater Instituut Nederland: From museum to university library (Ad Aerts)
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LibreCat: Transforming an Institutional Repository (Petra Kohorst; Vitali Peil)
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Migrating your data, feedback and experience of an Open Source support company (Paul Poulain)
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LIBISYN: A Libis Data Synchronizer (Naeem Muhammad)
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Going live? The highs and lows of getting a project into service (Ciaran Talbot)
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Meet the first-movers (Henrik Bang)
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Innovation and Inertia (Fredrik Klingwall, Niklas Lindström, Markus Sköld)