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Regrets: Julia Kim (Library of Congress); Peter Murray (Index Data); Jeanine Nault (Library of Congress); Catherine Uecker (University of Chicago); Christine Wise (SOAS)
The meeting began at 2:00 PM Eastern/1:00 PM Central. Aaron Trehub welcomed Ricc Ferrante, Pablo Morales Henry, Aaron Rubinstein, and Sarah Schmidt to the SC&A WG. Sarah is also a member of the Metadata Management SIG.
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5. Other business. Sarah and Sebastian gave a brief summary of the data repository workshop at Duke at the end of February. Sarah said that her main takeaway from the workshop was that SC&A work is so varied that one app may not be enough. Example: a calendar app for managing embargoed collections.
Sebastian said that the software development RFP for the Hungarian National Library has been accepted, but that there is some red tape to be gotten through before his and the other four companies that responded to the RFP can start work. Aaron R. asked whether the software developed under the RFP will be released under an open-source license. Sebastian said that it would be.
Aaron T. said that we will need to change the time of the SC&A WG calls to late morning Eastern time to accommodate Christine Wise in the UK. Christine should be joining the calls later this month.
The call ended at 2:40 PM Eastern/1:40 PM Central. Since Aaron T. will be out of the office on Monday, March 12, Aaron R. suggested that we use that date for Sebastian's presentation on the FOLIO model.