The OLE Project: Reconceptualizing Technology for Modern Library Workflow—An SOA Approach
| Title: | The OLE Project: Reconceptualizing Technology for Modern Library Workflow—An SOA Approach (ID: ENT09_171241) | | Author(s): | Michael Winkler (University of Pennsylvania), Beth Forrest Warner (University of Kansas) and Robert H. McDonald (Indiana University) | | Topics: | ENT09, Library Information Systems, Open Systems, Service-oriented Architecture | | Origin: | Enterprise Technology Conferences (05/06/2009) | | Type: | Presentations and Seminars | | Abstract: | The OLE Project, with funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, is designing an Open Library Environment (OLE), a reconceptualized alternative to the current model of vendor-driven, largely self-contained, integrated library systems. The goal of this multinational group of academic, research, and national libraries is to produce a design document for a service oriented architecture (SOA)-compliant system positioned as a component of an institutional enterprise architecture. A secondary goal is to inform community-source library system development efforts regarding the tools and techniques of business process modeling and SOA architectures.
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