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Peter E. Murray

Library technologist, open source advocate, striving to think globally while acting locally

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  • Five Years and Ten Months

    I reached a new milestone this month. A minor one in the grand scheme of things, but one worthy of a few remarks nonetheless. This month marks my longest tenure with an employer at five years and 10 months. I've now worked at Index Data longer than I had at …

     Posted on  March 01, 2022
     and last updated March 01, 2022
     ·  2 minutes reading time
  • Happy to Announce that I'm Joining Index Data

    Index Data posted an announcement on their blog about how I will be joining them next month. Confirmed! I'll be working on the open source library service platform that was announced by EBSCO last month, and more specifically in a role as an organizer and advocate for people participating …

     Posted on  May 19, 2016
     and last updated May 19, 2016
     ·  1 minutes reading time
  • Index Data on Z39.50 for Dummies

    Earlier this year, Index Data started a new blog. I wanted to call out a series of posts (parts one and two) their newly started blog called Z39.50 for Dummies. Wolfram Schneider on the Index Data staff wrote these two posts.

    In the introductory posting, Wolfram says:

    Z39.50 …

     Posted on  September 10, 2009
     and last updated September 10, 2009
     ·  1 minutes reading time
  • NELLCO's Universal Search Solution Project

    Boundaries are being blurred between the academic and commercial Web, between library resources, between the citation and the item itself. Students have no patience with these arbitrary boundaries; they want information, and they want it now, wherever it may be located. ((Cox, Christopher. An Analysis of the Impact of Federated …
     Posted on  November 29, 2007
     and last updated November 29, 2007
     ·  4 minutes reading time