FW: [Forskbib-l] Webinar om fysisk materiale styring

[Almuth Gastinger]

Hei

Dette webinaret er muligens interessant for flere av dere. Videresender derfor informasjonen her. Se nedenfor.

Mvh
Almuth Gastinger

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PhD (Applied Informatics)
Senior Research Librarian
NTNU University Library
7491 Trondheim
Norway
Email: almuth.gastinger at ntnu.no<mailto:almuth.gastinger at ntnu.no>
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From: forskbib-l-bounces at unilist.dk <forskbib-l-bounces at unilist.dk> On Behalf Of Helle Lauridsen
Sent: Tuesday, February 9, 2021 2:52 PM
To: forskbib-l at unilist.dk
Subject: [Forskbib-l] Webinar om fysisk materiale styring

Kære forhenværende kolleger i forskbib verdenen,

Jeg tillader mig at sende denne lille reklame for et webinar jeg har planlagt til den 16/2 kl 15, jeg skal interviewes af Ken Chad (som man har kunnet møde på talerstolen på flere international konferencer) om fysisk materialestyring i forskningsbibliotekerne. Selvom man i dag bruger størstedelen af budgetterne på e-materialer, så bliver der stadig købt fysiske bøger - og de gamle bliver stadig brugt. Men der er ikke sket meget udvikling i systemerne der håndterer de fysiske materialer: vi er stadig afhængige af bibliotekssystemer hvis rødder ligger i det forrige årtusinde og hvor langt den største udvikling har været rundt om styring af e-materialer og katalog data. Håndteringen af fysiske materialer kræver stadig papirlister, elastikker og lapper i de enkelte eksemplarer. Og det er stadig svært at finde plads på hylderne til returnerede bøger når semestret er forbi.  I er velkomne til at høre med om hvad de største danske folkebiblioteker har gjort for at løse deres fysiske materiale styringsproblemer og hvordan det kan bruges også af akademiske biblioteker.

mvh

Helle Lauridsen

Her er den officielle invitation - webinaret bliver på engelsk

Join our next webinar "Space Management Stress – The Academic Library Challenge" on February 16,  at 15:00 CET

 Registrer her <https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/9014358587358014224?source=Email>

Ken Chad, Helle Lauridsen, and Colin Carter will discuss the on-going challenge faced by academic libraries of managing the conflicting demands on the physical space in the library. In the COVID and post-COVID era, this challenge has been exacerbated by the need for social distancing and the introduction of higher levels of contactless service delivery. They will also discuss how IMMS™ and other automation solutions can help academic libraries manage the conflict between the need to create space for their users and the need to curate and make available their valuable print collections.

Ken Chad helps libraries, information services and archives more effective. Ken works with libraries, archives, universities, local and central government, sector bodies, and businesses. He helps with strategy, user experience, understanding needs, business models, value propositions and innovation. He also reviews services and helps libraries procure new technology solutions.

Learn more about Ken Chad.<https://www.kenchadconsulting.com/>

IMMS™ gives libraries control of collection, space, and float management. IMMS™ complements your existing ILS and creates an unprecedented level of transparency in your material flow. Utilizing new tools for data collection, items can be tracked to the shelf, shelving cart, transport bin, or storage location.



Learn more about IMMS™ for academic libraries here<https://lyngsoesystems.com/intelligent-material-management-system/>
Feel free to contact me or my colleagues, if you have any questions: library at lyngsoesystems.com<mailto:library at lyngsoesystems.com>



Kind regards

Helle Lauridsen, IMMS™ Product Manager

Working For Smarter Libraries
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