Who Ever Said that ILS Migrations Had to be Stressful?

Who Ever Said that ILS Migrations Had to be Stressful?

Author: 
Bavousett, D Ruth
Place: 
Hershey, PA
Publisher: 
IGI Global
Date published: 
2013
Editor: 
Iglesias, Edward
Source: 
Robots in Academic Libraries
Abstract: 

Traditionally, migration from one integrated library system (ILS) to another has been an arduous, difficult task; so much so, that libraries may choose to stay with an unsatisfactory ILS longer than they would if a viable and easy alternative were available to them. However, this institutional inertia is not necessary, if the library (possibly in cooperation with a vendor) develops a method for avoiding unnecessary and problems. In this chapter, a process is described that, when implemented, maximizes results, while minimizing pain and stress on the library and its’ staff.

Series: 
Advances in Library and Information Science

CITATION: Bavousett, D Ruth. Who Ever Said that ILS Migrations Had to be Stressful? edited by Iglesias, Edward . Hershey, PA : IGI Global , 2013. Robots in Academic Libraries - Available at: https://library.au.int/who-ever-said-ils-migrations-had-be-stressful