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Aaron Trehub, Alexis Manheim, Andrea Mohr, Anya, Axel Dörrer, Björn Muschall, Brooks Travis, Charlotte Whitt, dracine , Dung-Lan Chen, Gang Zhou, Hkaplanian, Jana Freytag, Jesse Koennecke, Karen Newbery, Khalilah Gambrell, Kirstin Kemner-Heek, Kristin Martin, Melanie Völker, Manja Biermann, Marc Johnson, Martina Tumulla, Maura Byrne, Owen Stephens, Paul Kloppenborg, Peter Murray, Sabine Dudeck, Sharon Wiles-Young, twliu
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5 min | Announcements
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30 minutes | Serials Management development work | Duke and GBV are partnering to support serials management development. Libraries are not in a post-print world; in fact, there are parts of the world where print publishing is still the primary method of distribution. In the early development of the FOLIO apps, the management of print serials was not prioritized. For some libraries, the management of print serials is a critical workflow: ordering, receiving/check-in, claiming, binding (or withdrawal). These are important as FOLIO is the system-of-record for the receipt of print serials. The main focus at the moment is on predictive patterns and claiming. From a FOLIO perspective, we might consider anything that has an order type of "ongoing" to be a serial publication. The initial effort for development is on subscription-based serials (where predictable patterns apply and where invoicing/payment are separate from receipt of a piece); see the "Scope of current work" presentation slide for details. The next steps include engagement with the Acquisitions and other appropriate SIGs as well as the wider community. From PC, feedback is needed on the plan and whether this work should be incorporated into future flower releases. Could this functionality (e.g. additional fields in Orders) be hidden if it is not being used? The Orders app already has fields related to subscriptions, but they are not really functional at the moment. Should this development effort take "ownership" of these fields (to tidy up) or introduce something new? Timeline for development? The initial work is expected to be relatively short (about the same size as the work for the Open Access app). Perhaps a 6-month timescale. Discussion with the serials vendors? They seem willing to participate in discussions (e.g., to supply prediction patterns). This discussion about integration has not happened yet and isn't probably in the scope of the immediate work. Does the initial work include roll-over? Not at this time. Where is initial development happening? With some confidence, there will be a new user interface that interacts with serials records. Serials records will need to be attached to orders (including "gift orders") and have prediction patterns attached to them. The receipt interface is under discussion (book versus serial, predicted versus unpredicted); the question of how much of the existing app interfaces need to change is unresolved. Discussions are happening with Dennis and the Acquisitions SIG. | |
30 minutes | Updates: Community Council
Technical Council Product Owners
Release Planning | Community Council Technical Council The TC's attention has been on reviewing modules for inclusion in the flower release. There were some teams that were surprised that some develop was not included in the flower release because it hadn't been especially clear about what needs review and what doesn't. The non-acceptacnce of the Open Access work, for instance. A topic of conversation about how strick the project will be in accepting modules; it has been hard to reconcile a strict stance with the reality of what has happened. The TC is also reviewing its charter; it is many years old and doesn't reflect the current project governance model. New processes are coming because some of the ways we've been working haven't scaled well as the community has gotten bigger. For instance, the change in the tools that are used in the technical part of the system that respects the needs of those that host FOLIO. Product Owners Release Planning | |
15 min | SIG conversation updates and next steps | Kristin Martin | |
5 min | topics for upcoming meetings
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