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Page 1: Presentation Liber: Going digital in closed stacks

Going digital in the closed

stacks –

Library logistics with a smart phone

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About the presentation

• Introduction to Stockholm University Library

• About the new way of working

• Reflection and experiences

• The development

2014-07-03 / Eva Dahlbäck, Stockholm University Library

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2014-07-03

9 libraries

Stockholm University Library

/ Eva Dahlbäck, Stockholm University Library

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5 000 visitors/day

2.5 million volyms

300 order/day

Stockholm University Library

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Before

Digital paper digital

2014-07-03

Local orders from closed stacks

Interlibraryloans to other

libraries

Missingbooks

/ Eva Dahlbäck, Stockholm University Library

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New ways through the closed stacks!

Local orders from closed

stacks

Interlibraryloans to other

libraries

Missingbooks

Oneworkflow:

XYZ

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Digital workflow

Viola

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Reflection and experiences

• One work-flow for several different types of orders

• All digital road – fewer manual steps

• Faster – less time collecting books, patrons gets the book faster

• Easy for everyone in the library to follow the orders step by step

• 5 persons can do the work that 10 persons did before

• Competence development of technical skills in the work force

• Viola is connected to the invoice-system

• Satisfied customers (libraries and patrons)

2014-07-03 / Eva Dahlbäck, Stockholm University Library

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The development

• Developers in the library working closely together with

librarians that know the functionality

• The librarians have specified the functions needed and

the technicians built a system that meets these needs

• Work with “user stories” has been key in the collaborative

work

• The system has been tailor-made based on workflow

requirements and with the end user in mind

2014-07-03 / Eva Dahlbäck, Stockholm University Library

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User stories – the start of a conversation

As a fetcher of books, I want to be able to print out slips to

put in the books that i have found in the shelves

• Not a requirement as much as a starting point for

conversation

• Easy to write and prioritize

• Easier to follow progress

2014-07-03 / Eva Dahlbäck, Stockholm University Library

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Technology

• Built on top of ASP.NET MVC

• The database is SQL server,

– Replaceable thanks to the ORM PetaPoco

• Android App

– Xamarin Monodroid

• Since april, most of these technologies are Open

Source

• Intention is to release it as open source

2014-07-03 / Eva Dahlbäck, Stockholm University Library

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Questions!

2014-07-03 / Eva Dahlbäck, Stockholm University Library

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Thank you for listening!

Eva Dahlbä[email protected]