On April 5, 2018, G\u00f6teborg University Library announced that they are using Koha as an integrated library system (ILS).<\/p>\n
The library\u2019s adaptation of Koha\u2019s ILS has included a wide range of development in areas such as Elasticsearch, libris import, edifact orders, loan card registration forms, custom-designed front-end folders, as well as, interface customization and integration with surrounding systems such as discovery, remote lending, printing systems, group room booking, public computers, etc.<\/p>\n
The Primo Discovery System is integrated through a proprietary order application, where borrowers make their orders via links in the Primo hitlists. Additionally, sample lists with current accessibility information are retrieved via a Koha-cgi.<\/p>\n
The process of introducing Koha was initiated by a comprehensive process mapping conducted by representatives of the business. The library’s staff have continuously contributed to the foundation, through testing completed development and reconfiguration. This is a fundamental reason why a useful system has been delivered.<\/p>\n
Before the library went live, a Koha training was conducted where all employees participated in the introduction and offered in-depth training in each process. The library also developed its own training material.<\/p>\n
G\u00f6teborg University Library is an academic library with 8 units, 198 employees, 47,000 active borrowers and 1.6 million bibliographic records in Koha. The library uses Koha for circulation, cataloging, periodicals and acquisitions.<\/p>\n
A public project report is under way.<\/p>\n
For more information please contact the G\u00f6teborg University Koha team: koha@ub.gu.se<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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