The ILS without patron data: open questions
In my prior two posts, I outlined a strategy to minimize personally identifiable information in library automation systems (idea overview, impact on FOLIO). ...
In my prior two posts, I outlined a strategy to minimize personally identifiable information in library automation systems (idea overview, impact on FOLIO). ...
In the previous blog post, I outlined the concept of a library system with no personally identifiable information as a way to safeguard a patron’s right to p...
Library systems hold significant information about patrons, including their search and reading histories. For librarians, ensuring the privacy and confident...
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I was reading a story last week about the Linux Foundation's third annual report [PDF] of the Linux kernel, and in it was a section that talked about the aff...
Last week, OCLC announced a "strategy to move library management services to Web scale." With this move, OCLC is rebranding "WorldCat Local" to include funct...