Étude comparative "Les principaux SIGB" Méthodologie, modèles et produits Comme l’indique Marc Maisonneuve dans sa dernière étude1, le marché du SIGB, avec un chiffre d’affaires global de 40 millions d’euros en 2009, a baissé au point de revenir à son niveau de 2004. Dans ce contexte il est intéressant de noter qu’aujourd’hui un projet sur 3 porte sur l’implantation d’un système open source. Les SIGB open source sont maintenant retenus dans des projets au périmètre important comme le SCD d’une université ou une grande collectivité et certains ont fait l’objet d’évolutions majeures depuis leur création. Notons que ces SIGB sont aussi très souvent utilisés dans les centres de documentation de toute taille qui intègrent des fonctions bibliothéconomiques. Les consultants experts en bibliothéconomies et documentation du cabinet de conseil Serda ont comparé les principales solutions de SIGB open source actuellement présentes sur le marché français afin de décrire leur périmètre fonctionnel. PMB est né en 2002. 3 Fonctionnalités
Library Technology Guides: Key Resources in Library Automation About OPALS - OPALS Koha Apartment Therapy The Kitchen | Design Friday: The Kitchen SyncI Laptop, meet the cookbook. We saw the Kitchen Sync design concept several weeks ago, and we were surprised and happy to meet its designer, Noah Balmer, at the Housewares Show. Balmer received an International Housewares Association design award for the Kitchen Sync, which we hope goes into production soon. The concept for the Kitchen Sync is quite simple, and brilliant. As much as we love our tattered and spattered well-used cookbooks, we are turning more and more to the web for good recipes. But how to bring them into the kitchen? Balmer's concept invents a whole new kitchen appliance - a small, flexible, washable screen with a dock. It's wireless and very kitchen-friendly - our pick for the cookbook of the future! This is still a concept, but as it won a prestigious design award already and Balmer is interning for Karim Rashid this spring, we hope that some affordable version of this goes into production soon.
The Open Library Environment – Open, Flexible, Extensible, Sustainable Liste ENSSIB Liste de SIGB présents sur le marché français avec coordonnées des éditeurs et diffuseurs (poste, e-mail, web) Koha MARC Record Tutorial Audience! This guide is meant for people brand new to Koha. This guide is for people that aren't on any automated library system whatsoever. That's right kiddies, it's for folks that covet stamper, card catalogue, and typewriter. Koha basically has three big parts - a mysterious Linux part, an Intranet, and an Online Catalogue. You want to read this if you're going to be dealing with the Intranet part. Koha is friendly enough to deal with if you are not a techie. So, you can convince the local tech guru to set this up for you in a couple of hours for the initial installation of Koha, Apache, and Debian Linux. I was at a small rural public library, so I couldn't afford to give money to the developers then. I've been messing around with Koha for a few years now. Unfortunately for you, there's a good chance I might be doing things the slow and stupid way. Stuff you've got Got Koha I'm operating on the presumption that you have a computer with Koha installed on it. Got stuff to catalogue More
OpenAmapthèque Thème : Système Intégré de Gestion de Bibliothèque Licence : Logiciel libre Système d'exploitation : Windows, Linux Résumé : OpenAmapthèque est une plateforme basé sur une architecture web utilisant les technologies PHP/MySQL. Les principales fonctionnalités d’OpenAmapthèque sont : La gestion de catalogues La gestion des autorités (Auteurs, thématiques, etc) La gestion du emprunts et des lecteurs Un paramétrage de toutes les options du logiciel La possibilité d'importer et d'exporter des notices sous EndNote La gestion des périodiques : bulletinageLa gestion des acquisitions Une administration simplifiée pouvant être assurée par le personnel de la bibliothèque La gestion d'un espace personnalisé En plus des fonctionnalités usuelles d’un SIGB (catalogage, gestion de la circulation des documents, gestion budgétaire et OPAC), le système OpenAmapthèque présente plusieurs valeurs ajoutées par rapport à d’autres systèmes comme Koha et Pmb: Cette platefrome est sous licence GPL, libre et gratuite.
Mitinet - About Us We think libraries are a cultural treasure and a vital part of our country's intellectual and economic growth. We believe that a library needs well-educated, motivated people whose primary goal is to help their patrons and a quality collection to support that goal. We have one mission - giving library users the greatest possible access to library materials through a clean, content-rich database. It just so happens that in doing that, we help you reduce your workload, shrink operations costs and spend more time focused on your patrons - person-to-person. We also provide tools, at no cost, to institutions providing coursework and training to future librarians, as another vital step towards achieving our mission. Our History Mitinet developed the first ever PC-based MARC cataloging tools (MARC Magician) to help school libraries create electronic records and manage data within the then-new automated library environment. Our offices are located in Verona, WI. and Bethany, MO. Testimonials
IRSpy: Welcome Open Source Newbie Tells All | Tools, Publications & Resources By Kate Sheehan | TechSource has a long tradition of insightful posts about Open Source Software. I am always mindful that I write for the blog that hosted Karen Schneider's IT and Sympathy, which introduced much of libraryland to the idea that OSS is free as in kittens, not free as in beer. As I am about to embark on an OSS adventure (which sounds like the name of a ship to me: The OSS Adventure), I thought I'd add my lack of insight to the fray. My open source experience has been largely limited to WordPress installs, Firefox downloads, and some recent excitement over Drupal's form module. Beginner's mind is a pretty abstract thing. In the spirit of Beginner's Mind (and also in the spirit of hilariously wrong technology predictions), I'm going to post my current observations about libraries and OSS. By now, most librarians are familiar with the term "open source". My favorite aspect of both Evergreen and Koha is their user focus.