Attendees
Noah Brubaker Darsi Rueda Martina Tumulla Peter Sbrzesny Former user (Deleted) Elena OMalley Joe Peter Böhm Hedda.Kuban Zorian Sasyk Sara Colglazier Brooks Travis Ann-Marie Breaux (Deactivated) jennalanterman Scott Stangroom Timothy Dannay Susan Kimball Kathleen Berry Kathleen Norton Hkaplanian Aaron Neslin Dennis Bridges
Scott Peterson
Vivian Christopher Gould
Adrienne Detwiler
Discussion items
Time | Item | Who | Notes |
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10 | Requirements | Dennis | - Thanks to the Consortia SIG group; reviewed as part of this process
- Thanks to community, sales documentation, competitive analysis, MOBIUS, and FOLIO Implementer interviews
UXPROD-4049: Enhanced Consortia Support - Ultimately where all features will be written/assigned
Documentation being added to the Consortia SIG space on the FOLIO wiki - Is that the right place? Need to discuss further
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10 | Single Entry Point for a user | Dennis | - Upon login, the system will apply a primary affiliation = active affiliation
- Users with more than one affiliation can switch their active affiliation which changes their experience (context) in FOLIO
- Affiliation changes allows a user to switch tenants without leaving FOLIO; in particular, allow a user to move from a Consortia tenant to a separate tenant
- Permissions control access, view, edits, etc. of user with multiple affiliations
- A user with appropriate permissions can view and edit affiliations of other users
- User record contains an affiliation accordion where you can see the affiliations assigned to a user and the permissions that user has with each affiliation
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5 | Settings & Configurations | Dennis | - Each library staff manages their own settings; users are not able to modify settings for other libraries
- A new option for Consortium in Settings; only visible to those who have permission
- Where members are added/removed and where record sharing is managed
- New permissions that will allow users to manage settings on behalf of other members; i.e. a consortia manager
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10 | Consortium Manager | Dennis | - New application that allows configuration changes for multiple members at a time
- First step is to select the members for which configurations are being made: sets context and is sticky
- Form compares values for all identified members
- Shows differences in settings between libraries by displaying a blank for settings and a toast message displayed
- This approach is seen as a significant improvement to the user experience of managing complex settings across member libraries
- Terms or controlled vocabularies can be added to individual members and/or share across members for consistency
- Allows for consortial terms/vocabularies to be shared across the consortium
- Display shows terms shared between selected libraries and individual terms
- Policies and templates can be managed and shared between/with member libraries
- Shared settings only edited at the consortium level
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25 | Q&A | Dennis | - Might be good to categorize the setting 'type' of pages?
- What settings does the Consortia SIG as the most important to manage at a consortial level?
- Question from Dennis for the SIG
- Future agenda item
- For the permission functionality mean that there is a shared user database or do certain permissions enable something like a virtual view of all users or is a complete list of users only visible in the consortia tenant?
- The design ATM is emphasizing privacy at the moment; users are only visible in their home tenant
- No common list of users
- Changing affiliations allows a user to view a list of users in that tenant
- Users with a tenant affiliation will appear in that tenant's list of users
- Still working on how to edit a user with affiliations in each tenant when its not their primary affiliation
- Link to some of that consortia app functionality
- Does this have an impact on consortial borrowing?
- It shouldn't; focus is on the Consortium Manager app and how to allow management of multiple libraries
- Will there be a sandbox/demo server specially for the consortial extensions to test them?
- EBSCO in discussions about the best way to test
- Modules are already ending up in snapshot
- More to come
- How does the tenant know it's the "consortia" tenant?
- Installation of the Consortium Manager module/app
- More technical answers likely, but not known at this moment by Dennis
- Comment from Peter S.: This comes close to our requirements for a consortia admin tool and the role of some kind of superuser. It seems to be valuable for managing general configurations in a multi-tenant environment and it looks quite familiar to me compared with the ILS admin tool which is currently used at GBV.
- Possibility for sharing information between Dennis/EBSCO and GBV
- Demonstration? More to come
- What is the vision for libraries being on a shared vs. single tenant?
- Created to open the door for consortial management of multiple tenants
- No intention to encourage libraries to be in a single tenant vs. a shared tenant
- Tenants could be divided separately than by library
- Functionality is an enhancement, not a replacement
- Goal is to add functionality without being disruptive to what already exists
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