OCLC Systems & Services, Volume 27

Volume 27, Number 1, 2011

Special Issue: Open source ILS/OPAC implementations

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  Norm Medeiros:
  Transformation: next generation technical services at the University of California Libraries. 6-9
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  Robert Fox:
  The golden mean. 10-17
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  H. Frank Cervone:
  Understanding agile project management methods using Scrum. 18-22
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  Don Keast:
  A survey of Koha in Australian special libraries: Open source brings new opportunities to the outback. 23-39
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  Camille Espiau-Bechetoille, Jean Bernon, Caroline Bruley, Sandrine Mousin:
  An example of inter-university cooperation for implementing Koha in libraries: Collective approach and institutional needs. 40-44
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  Zeno Tajoli, Alessandra Carassiti, Andrea Marchitelli, Fulvia Valenti:
  OSS diffusion in Italian libraries: The case of Koha by the Consorzio Interuniversitario Lombardo per l'Elaborazione Automatica (CILEA). 45-50
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  Ian Walls:
  Migrating from Innovative Interfaces' Millennium to Koha: The NYU Health Sciences Libraries' experiences. 51-56
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  Tristan Müller:
  How to choose a free and open source integrated library system. 57-78

Volume 27, Number 2, 2011

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  Norm Medeiros:
  Cry not for books. 84-86
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  Robert Fox:
  Information fluid dynamics. 87-94
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  H. Frank Cervone:
  Overcoming resistance to change in digital library projects. 95-98
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  Christine M. Angel:
  Gap analysis of the University of South Carolina's Digital Collections Department. 99-112
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  Rachel I. Howard, Tyler Goldberg:
  Facilitating greater access to ETDs through CONTENTdm. 113-123
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  Haroon Idrees:
  Classification of library materials on Islam: a literature survey. 124-145
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  Martin Zimerman:
  Radio frequency identification (RFID): time to take another look. 146-154

Volume 27, Number 3, 2011

Special Issue: Music information retrieval (MIR) and library issues

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  Norm Medeiros:
  Shaping a collection one electronic book at a time: Patron-driven acquisitions in academic libraries. 160-162
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  Robert Fox:
  Avoiding the weak link. 163-169
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  Frederick Zarndt:
  Project management 101: Plan well, communicate a lot, and don't forget acceptance criteria! 170-174
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  Jenn Riley:
  Leveraging the FRBR model for music discovery and data sharing: Autobiographical note. 175-189
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  Margaret Lam:
  Towards a "musicianship model" for music knowledge organization. 190-209
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  Rose Marie Santini:
  Collaborative classification of popular music on the internet and its social implications. 210-247
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  Bob Thomas:
  Creating a specialized music search interface in a traditional OPAC environment. 248-256

Volume 27, Number 4, 2011

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  Norm Medeiros:
  Point of No Return? Fair Use on Trial. 260-263
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  Robert Fox:
  Forensics of Digital Librarianship. 264-271
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  H. Frank Cervone:
  Knowledge management as a method for supporting digital library projects. 272-274
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  Rice Majors, Stephen L. Mantz:
  Moving to the Patron's Beat. 275-283
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  Bryan Duggan, Brendan O'Shea:
  Tunepal: Searching a Digital Library of Traditional Music Scores. 284-297
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  Nitin Arora:
  MXMLiszt: a preliminary MusicXML digital library platform built on available open-source technologies. 298-316