Library Technology Guides has a couple of interesting data sets that, in a limited way, shows some of the dynamic patterns in the Integrated Library System (ILS) market:<\/p>\n
Integrated Library System turnover in 2009<\/a> (listed by the ILS migrated to) Reverse Integrated Library system turnover in 2009<\/a> (listed by the ILS migrated from)<\/strong><\/p>\n It is interesting to note that a great deal of activity involves libraries moving to open source systems, mainly Koha<\/a> (143) or Evergreen<\/a> (92).\u00a0 The top proprietary system is SirsiDynix’s Symphony<\/a> (84), but over 70 of those installations are from other SirsiDynix products.\u00a0 After that, the numbers drop to the 40-something range.<\/p>\n Note that these only reflect libraries that have their relevant information listed in Lib-Web-Cats<\/strong><\/a>.\u00a0\u00a0 If your library isn’t listed, you should submit your information<\/strong><\/a>; if listed, you should double-check your information and update if necessary.<\/p>\n found via GuidePosts <\/a><\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Library Technology Guides has a couple of interesting data sets that, in a limited way, shows some of the dynamic patterns in the Integrated Library System (ILS) market: Integrated Library System turnover in 2009 (listed by the ILS migrated to) … Continue reading
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