Evergreen: deOSSification of library software

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I'm Dan Scott, barista, library geek, and open source dabbler. You may know me from such projects as PHP (PEAR's File_MARC package and PDO documentation), Apache Derby, and the Evergreen open-source ILS project.

I'm the Systems Librarian for Laurentian University. You can reach me by email at dan@coffeecode.net.

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Evergreen: deOSSification of library software

Thursday, October 23. 2008

In a few minutes I'll be giving a talk with John Fink at the Free Software Open Source Symposium at Seneca College on Evergreen: an enterprise-strength OSS solution for library ossification. I'm jazzed!

Here are the slides: (ODP format) (PDF format).

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