Session 5 - SOPAC: Further Separateing Front Office and Back Office Application
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This session will focus on how a tool developed in a few weeks for a single library in New Zealand has become an award winning ILS, developed worldwide, used by more than 1000 libraries, and supported by many OSS companies. Paul Poulain has been involved in free software since 1998 and the Koha project since early 2002. He has been Release Manager for Koha 2.0 and 2.2, and remains a major contributor. Paul co-founded BibLibre in 2007 to provide high level support, training, migration on Open Source software for libraries (Koha and Drupal)
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Session 5 - SOPAC: Further Separateing Front Office and Back Office Application
- 1. SOPAC : connecting Drupal and Koha Breaking the barriers, April 2009 Paul Poulain [email_address]
- 6. What it looks like at Darien
- 7. What it looks like at Darien
- 9. What it looks like at Darien
- 11. SOPAC Architecture ILS ws ILS connector MySQL LOCUM sphinx SOPAC (php + add. Tables to Drupal's MySQL) Independent Social Repository Drupal UI INSURGE
- 25. Thank you for you attention Questions? Comments? Paul Poulain [email_address]