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The State of Evergreen Q2 2011

The State of Evergreen Q2 2011. [tables slightly revised]. Summary of the SoE, 2011. Lots of good news And some places that need work. Themes:. Spread of Evergreen Critical mass Scale Community. Evergreen ecosystem. Growth in the community More libraries

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The State of Evergreen Q2 2011

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  1. The State of EvergreenQ2 2011 [tables slightly revised]

  2. Summary of the SoE, 2011 • Lots of good news • And some places that need work

  3. Themes: • Spread of Evergreen • Critical mass • Scale • Community

  4. Evergreen ecosystem • Growth in the community • More libraries • And more hands do make lighter work • More nodes • More types of nodes • More support options Commercial and non-commercial • Superconsortial evolution

  5. Cumulative Totals for Evergreen Systems

  6. Raw Totals for Evergreen Systems

  7. Cumulative Totals for Evergreen Systems by Year, by Type

  8. Other Cumulative Totals for Evergreen Systems, by Year

  9. EGMaps! • http://www.molyneux.com/EGmaps/

  10. Stirling and East Dunbartonshire Councils choose Evergreen open source library management system February 16th, 2011

  11. OTOH • This month Evergreen had its first library migrate from Evergreen to another ILS • We need Evergreen developers and we do not have a predictable means to develop/find them • IMHO, the current weakest link

  12. Conclusions • We have reached critical mass in most areas • The day when basic functionality is lacking is fast upon us. • The areas where we will see FUD are narrower • The dream of what open source development can do is being realized

  13. Now what? I believe our speed of development will be hard to match—the open source model works well in libraries What will we do? What can we do?

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