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Libraries of the Future – the NHS Perspective
Helen Alper
Knowledge Services Manager
Future Trends
Mobile everything
The Cloud
Personalisation
Collaboration – collection mapping
Open content
E-Journals & E-books
The Paperless Library?
In the mid-1950s, it made sense that the bulk of the library's space needs were occupied by then-state-of-the-art information tools. But the only way our library can maintain relevance is to reclaim the bulk of this space for 21st-century services... We are not a museum for obsolete information technologies; … "The library is a living organism."
Free Range Librarian
The book – obsolete technology?
The solution?
Making it Available
Links
Portal
Mobile apps
Athens
Training
Marketing
CollaborationI believe we are moving to a situation where network-level management of the collective collection becomes the norm, but itwill take some years for service, policy and infrastructure frameworks to be worked out and evolution will be uneven.
Lorcan Dempsey
Library in the Cloud?
Web Scale management services to be rolled out globally
Acquisitions and circulation services have been developed in ‘the cloud’, to deliver all-important savings in these vital back-office operations.
OCLC
Expertise not Paper
“The most valuable resource in any library is the librarian, but they can be even more valuable outside the library.”
Muir Gray
“We need to be less tied to organisational structures and focus more on organisational needs.
We need to get out of our comfort zone. We need to get out of the library more.”
Anthony Brewerton
How we can contribute to our Trusts
Knowledge Management & organisational learning
Information management
Metadata - intranet
Patient information
Copyright
Training
New skills to learn
Strategic thinking Budgeting - VFMKnowledge ManagementInformation for PatientsProject managementLeadershipMarketingNetworkingInfluencing
Changing (and Challenging) Times
Move to electronic resources and away from paper
The “Martini Service” - Anytime, Anywhere
More collaboration between librarians – stock, cataloguing, management systems
Move out of the library
New roles – KM, Intranet, etc.
Mobile technology the norm
“We will never be bored”Sue McKnight