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The State of Evergreen Bob Molyneux Rowan Public Library Salisbury, North Carolina July 30, 2009. The State of Evergreen. Georgia’s information policy PINES PINES is a geographically-dispersed, resource- sharing consortium
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The State of Evergreen Bob Molyneux Rowan Public Library Salisbury, North Carolina July 30, 2009
The State of Evergreen • Georgia’s information policy • PINES • PINES is a geographically-dispersed, resource- sharing consortium • EG solved a general problem at a good time in software design and in ILS development
The State of Evergreen - 2 • Evergreen evolves • Growth in numbers of libraries • Growth in types of libraries • Growth in countries • Growth in capabilities • Community • More people • Diverse skills being added • More vendors
Evergreen • Started in 2004, using open source development principles • Designed to be robust and scalable • It was the first consortial library system (CLS) • And still the only CLS • Went live in September 2006 with the migration of PINES to Evergreen
PINES Today • 50 Public Library Systems • Georgia Public Library Service (the state library of Georgia) • 275 “org units” • 17.3 million circulations in 2008 • Often more than 100,000 circs per day
Academic Libraries Running Evergreen U of PEI William Jessup University Conifer Laurentian University University of Windsor Algoma University Columbia Bible College
Growth in Evergreen’s Capabilities • Acquisitions • Serials • Reserves • Other development • Tidying up • Tweaking for local requirements
FullfILLment ™ • A bit of the history • Ohio State Library • The Collaborative • What will it do?
Thank you, Bob Molyneux Equinox Software, Inc http://www.esilibrary.com/ bob@esilibrary.com Evergreen Website: http://www.evergreen-ils.org/