Re: [CODE4LIB] Job: Web Services Developer, Radford Univ. VA

[DeLong, Jackie]

Here is a better link to the position description:
https://jobs.radford.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=51701

Jackie DeLong | Systems Librarian | McConnell Library
Radford University, Radford VA 24142
http://library.radford.edu
jdel...@radford.edu | (540) 831-5204


From: , Jackie DeLong mailto:jdel...@radford.edu>>
Date: Wednesday, August 27, 2014 at 1:56 PM
To: "CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU" 
mailto:CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU>>
Subject: Job: Web Services Developer, Radford Univ. VA

Southwest Virginia is a beautiful place to live!

Web Services Developer, McConnell Library, Radford University, Radford VA
Details available here:
https://jobs.radford.edu/applicants/jsp/shared/frameset/Frameset.jsp?time=1409160728404

Apologies for duplicate postings.

Jackie DeLong | Systems Librarian | McConnell Library
Radford University, Radford VA 24142
http://library.radford.edu
jdel...@radford.edu | (540) 831-5204

[CODE4LIB] Job: Discovery Service Engineer - Paris, France #6094 at EBSCO Information Services

[jobs]

Discovery Service Engineer - Paris, France #6094
EBSCO Information Services
Paris

EBSCO Information Services (EIS) provides a complete and optimized research
solution comprised of e-journals, e-books, and research databases -- all
combined with the most powerful discovery service to support the information
needs and maximize the research experience of our end-users. Headquartered in
Ipswich, MA, EIS employs more than 2,700 people worldwide. We are the leader
in our field due to our cutting-edge technology, forward-thinking philosophy,
and top-notch workforce. EIS, a division of EBSCO Industries Inc., based in
Birmingham, AL, is ranked in the top 200 of the nation's largest, privately
held corporations according to Forbes magazine. EBSCO is a company that will
motivate you, inspire you, and allow you to grow. We are looking for the best.
If you are too, we you encourage you to explore our unique opportunities.

  
  
  
  
Discovery Service Engineer - Paris, France

  
  
  
EBSCOhost databases and discovery technologies are the most-used, premium
online information resources for tens of thousands of institutions worldwide,
representing millions of end-users. EBSCO Discovery Service™ (EDS) creates a
unified, customized index of an institution's information resources, and an
easy, yet powerful means of accessing all of that content from a single search
box. The ability to create these custom solutions is achieved by harvesting
metadata from both internal (library) and external (database vendors) sources,
and creating a pre-indexed service of unprecedented size, speed, and
customization.

  
  
The Discovery Service Engineer (DSE or a.k.a. Sales Engineer) is the primary
technical resource for the field sales force. The DSE is responsible for
actively driving and managing the technology evaluation stage of the sales
process, working in conjunction with the sales team as the key technical
advisor and product advocate.

  
  
The DSE must be able to articulate technology and product positioning to both
business and technical users. Must be able to identify all technical issues of
assigned accounts to assure complete customer satisfaction through all stages
of the sales process. Must be able to establish and maintain strong
relationships throughout the sales cycle.

  
  
The DSE is responsible for development and delivery of product demonstrations.
Responsible for representing the product to customers and at field events such
as conferences, focus groups, etc. Able to respond to functional and technical
elements of RFIs/RFPs. Able to convey customer requirements to Product
Management teams. Able to travel throughout sales territory.

  
  
Ideal candidate must be self-motivated with a proven track record in a
software, information, library sales support role and knowledge of technology.
Comfortable in the dynamic atmosphere of a technical organization with a
rapidly expanding customer base. Must possess strong presentation skills and
be able to communicate professionally in written responses to emails and
RFIs/RFPs. Organized and analytical, able to eliminate sales obstacles through
creative and adaptive technical approaches.

  
  
  
  
Primary Responsibilities:

  
  
  
•Regional authoritative expert on technology aspects of platform
functionality, markets, trends

•Strive to be an EDS feature expert. Use the product(s) frequently and
thoroughly. Gain continual knowledge progression of the technology platform by
participating in frequent internal technology trainings and product strategy
sessions.

•Act as the EDS technology champion for your region. Stay abreast of industry
and technology trends. Conduct market research and competitive intelligence.

•Flow of feature enhancement requests from the field into Product Management
and the SDLC process.

•Pre-sales customer presentations and meetings, and RFIs/RFPs◦Present EDS
technology solutions as well as new releases and future features.

◦Conduct sales presentations, focus groups, and other consultative customer
requirements gathering exercises via frequent web-based and on-site sessions.

◦RFI/RFP support.

  
•Support the trial process and initial post-sales support/nurturing◦Perform
administration and configuration of customer interface profiles, and training
when appropriate.

◦Library web site integration which may include Widget development (small
snippets of HTML and JavaScript code), or use of the EBSCO API within custom
web applications (e.g. PHP).

◦Troubleshoot customer specific issues (e.g. ILS integrations).

◦Assist the Customer Satisfaction team on key accounts.

  
•Relationships◦Establish strong relationships with regional Sales and customer
support teams, as well as existing and prospective customers.

◦Customers tech gurus at key accounts.

◦Manage relationships with key regional technology partners and vendors, when
necessary.

  
•Create and manage Sales support tools◦Build demos: EDS profiles, library web
site integration samples, loca

[CODE4LIB] Job: Discovery Service Engineer - London #6093 at EBSCO Information Services

[jobs]

Discovery Service Engineer - London #6093
EBSCO Information Services
London

 EBSCO Information Services (EIS) provides a complete and
optimized research solution comprised of e-journals, e-books, and research
databases -- all combined with the most powerful discovery service to support
the information needs and maximize the research experience of our end-users.
Headquartered in Ipswich, MA, EIS employs more than 2,700 people worldwide. We
are the leader in our field due to our cutting-edge technology, forward-
thinking philosophy, and top-notch workforce. EIS, a division of EBSCO
Industries Inc., based in Birmingham, AL, is ranked in the top 200 of the
nation's largest, privately held corporations according to Forbes magazine.
EBSCO is a company that will motivate you, inspire you, and allow you to grow.
We are looking for the best. If you are too, we you encourage you to explore
our unique opportunities.

  
  
Discovery Service Engineer - London

  
The individual in this position must live in the UK or Ireland

  
  
  
  
EBSCOhost databases and discovery technologies are the most-used, premium
online information resources for tens of thousands of institutions worldwide,
representing millions of end-users. EBSCO Discovery Service™ (EDS) creates a
unified, customized index of an institution's information resources, and an
easy, yet powerful means of accessing all of that content from a single search
box. The ability to create these custom solutions is achieved by harvesting
metadata from both internal (library) and external (database vendors) sources,
and creating a pre-indexed service of unprecedented size, speed, and
customization.

  
  
  
  
The Discovery Service Engineer (DSE or a.k.a. Sales Engineer) is the primary
technical resource for the field sales force. The DSE is responsible for
actively driving and managing the technology evaluation stage of the sales
process, working in conjunction with the sales team as the key technical
advisor and product advocate.

  
  
The DSE must be able to articulate technology and product positioning to both
business and technical users. Must be able to identify all technical issues of
assigned accounts to assure complete customer satisfaction through all stages
of the sales process. Must be able to establish and maintain strong
relationships throughout the sales cycle.

  
  
The DSE is responsible for development and delivery of product demonstrations.
Responsible for representing the product to customers and at field events such
as conferences, focus groups, etc. Able to respond to functional and technical
elements of RFIs/RFPs. Able to convey customer requirements to Product
Management teams. Able to travel throughout sales territory.

  
  
Ideal candidate must be self-motivated with a proven track record in a
software, information, library sales support role and knowledge of technology.
Comfortable in the dynamic atmosphere of a technical organization with a
rapidly expanding customer base. Must possess strong presentation skills and
be able to communicate professionally in written responses to emails and
RFIs/RFPs. Organized and analytical, able to eliminate sales obstacles through
creative and adaptive technical approaches.

  
  
Primary Responsibilities:

  
  
  
•Regional authoritative expert on technology aspects of platform
functionality, markets, trends◦Strive to be an EDS feature expert. Use the
product(s) frequently and thoroughly. Gain continual knowledge progression of
the technology platform by participating in frequent internal technology
trainings and product strategy sessions.

◦Act as the EDS technology champion for your region. Stay abreast of industry
and technology trends. Conduct market research and competitive intelligence.

◦Flow of feature enhancement requests from the field into Product Management
and the SDLC process.

  
•Pre-sales customer presentations and meetings, and RFIs/RFPs◦Present EDS
technology solutions as well as new releases and future features.

◦Conduct sales presentations, focus groups, and other consultative customer
requirements gathering exercises via frequent web-based and on-site sessions.

◦RFI/RFP support.

  
•Support the trial process and initial post-sales support/nurturing◦Perform
administration and configuration of customer interface profiles, and training
when appropriate.

◦Library web site integration which may include Widget development (small
snippets of HTML and JavaScript code), or use of the EBSCO API within custom
web applications (e.g. PHP).

◦Troubleshoot customer specific issues (e.g. ILS integrations).

◦Assist the Customer Satisfaction team on key accounts.

  
•Relationships◦Establish strong relationships with regional Sales and customer
support teams, as well as existing and prospective customers.

◦Customers tech gurus at key accounts.

◦Manage relationships with key regional technology partners and vendors, when
necessary.

  
•Create and manage Sales support tools◦Build demos: ED

[CODE4LIB] Job: Discovery Service Engineer - Nordic Europe #6106 at EBSCO Information Services

[jobs]

Discovery Service Engineer - Nordic Europe #6106
EBSCO Information Services
Sweden

EBSCO Information Services (EIS) provides a complete and optimized research
solution comprised of e-journals, e-books, and research databases -- all
combined with the most powerful discovery service to support the information
needs and maximize the research experience of our end-users. Headquartered in
Ipswich, MA, EIS employs more than 2,700 people worldwide. We are the leader
in our field due to our cutting-edge technology, forward-thinking philosophy,
and top-notch workforce. EIS, a division of EBSCO Industries Inc., based in
Birmingham, AL, is ranked in the top 200 of the nation's largest, privately
held corporations according to Forbes magazine. EBSCO is a company that will
motivate you, inspire you, and allow you to grow. We are looking for the best.
If you are too, we you encourage you to explore our unique opportunities.

  
  
Discovery Service Engineer - Nordic Europe

  
  
  
  
The individual in this position can live in Denmark or Sweden.

  
  
EBSCOhost databases and discovery technologies are the most-used, premium
online information resources for tens of thousands of institutions worldwide,
representing millions of end-users. EBSCO Discovery Service™ (EDS) creates a
unified, customized index of an institution's information resources, and an
easy, yet powerful means of accessing all of that content from a single search
box. The ability to create these custom solutions is achieved by harvesting
metadata from both internal (library) and external (database vendors) sources,
and creating a pre-indexed service of unprecedented size, speed, and
customization.

  
  
The Discovery Service Engineer (DSE or a.k.a. Sales Engineer) is the primary
technical resource for the field sales force. The DSE is responsible for
actively driving and managing the technology evaluation stage of the sales
process, working in conjunction with the sales team as the key technical
advisor and product advocate.

  
  
The DSE must be able to articulate technology and product positioning to both
business and technical users. Must be able to identify all technical issues of
assigned accounts to assure complete customer satisfaction through all stages
of the sales process. Must be able to establish and maintain strong
relationships throughout the sales cycle.

  
  
The DSE is responsible for development and delivery of product demonstrations.
Responsible for representing the product to customers and at field events such
as conferences, focus groups, etc. Able to respond to functional and technical
elements of RFIs/RFPs. Able to convey customer requirements to Product
Management teams. Able to travel throughout sales territory.

  
  
Ideal candidate must be self-motivated with a proven track record in a
software, information, library sales support role and knowledge of technology.
Comfortable in the dynamic atmosphere of a technical organization with a
rapidly expanding customer base. Must possess strong presentation skills and
be able to communicate professionally in written responses to emails and
RFIs/RFPs. Organized and analytical, able to eliminate sales obstacles through
creative and adaptive technical approaches.

  
  
  
  
Primary Responsibilities:

  
  
  
•Regional authoritative expert on technology aspects of platform
functionality, markets, trends◦Strive to be an EDS feature expert. Use the
product(s) frequently and thoroughly. Gain continual knowledge progression of
the technology platform by participating in frequent internal technology
trainings and product strategy sessions.

◦Act as the EDS technology champion for your region. Stay abreast of industry
and technology trends. Conduct market research and competitive intelligence.

◦Flow of feature enhancement requests from the field into Product Management
and the SDLC process.

  
•Pre-sales customer presentations and meetings, and RFIs/RFPs◦Present EDS
technology solutions as well as new releases and future features.

◦Conduct sales presentations, focus groups, and other consultative customer
requirements gathering exercises via frequent web-based and on-site sessions.

◦RFI/RFP support.

  
•Support the trial process and initial post-sales support/nurturing◦Perform
administration and configuration of customer interface profiles, and training
when appropriate.

◦Library web site integration which may include Widget development (small
snippets of HTML and JavaScript code), or use of the EBSCO API within custom
web applications (e.g. PHP).

◦Troubleshoot customer specific issues (e.g. ILS integrations).

◦Assist the Customer Satisfaction team on key accounts.

  
•Relationships◦Establish strong relationships with regional Sales and customer
support teams, as well as existing and prospective customers.

◦Customers' tech gurus at key accounts.

◦Manage relationships with key regional technology partners and vendors, when
necessary.

  
•Create and manage Sales support tools

[CODE4LIB] Job: Discovery Service Engineer - Corporate #6110 at EBSCO Information Services

[jobs]

Discovery Service Engineer - Corporate #6110
EBSCO Information Services
Ipswich

EBSCO Information Services (EIS) provides a complete and optimized research
solution comprised of e-journals, e-books, and research databases -- all
combined with the most powerful discovery service to support the information
needs and maximize the research experience of our end-users. Headquartered in
Ipswich, MA, EIS employs more than 2,700 people worldwide. We are the leader
in our field due to our cutting-edge technology, forward-thinking philosophy,
and top-notch workforce. EIS, a division of EBSCO Industries Inc., based in
Birmingham, AL, is ranked in the top 200 of the nation's largest, privately
held corporations according to Forbes magazine. EBSCO is a company that will
motivate you, inspire you, and allow you to grow. We are looking for the best.
If you are too, we you encourage you to explore our unique opportunities.

  
  
Discovery Service Engineer - Corporate

  
  
EBSCOhost databases and discovery technologies are the most-used, premium
online information resources for tens of thousands of institutions worldwide,
representing millions of end-users. EBSCO Discovery Service™ (EDS) creates a
unified, customized index of an institution's information resources, and an
easy, yet powerful means of accessing all of that content from a single search
box. The ability to create these custom solutions is achieved by harvesting
metadata from both internal (library) and external (database vendors) sources,
and creating a pre-indexed service of unprecedented size, speed, and
customization.

  
  
Primary Responsibilities:

  
  
  
•Regional authoritative expert on technology aspects of platform
functionality, markets, trends◦Strive to be an EDS feature expert. Use the
product(s) frequently and thoroughly. Gain continual knowledge progression of
the technology platform by participating in frequent internal technology
trainings and product strategy sessions.

◦Act as the EDS technology champion for your region. Stay abreast of industry
and technology trends. Conduct market research and competitive intelligence.

◦Flow of feature enhancement requests from the field into Product Management
and the SDLC process.

  
•Pre-sales customer presentations and meetings, and RFIs/RFPs◦Present EDS
technology solutions as well as new releases and future features.

◦Conduct sales presentations, focus groups, and other consultative customer
requirements gathering exercises via frequent web-based and on-site sessions.

◦RFI/RFP support.

  
•Support the trial process and initial post-sales support/nurturing◦Perform
administration and configuration of customer interface profiles, and training
when appropriate.

◦Library web site integration which may include Widget development (small
snippets of HTML and JavaScript code), or use of the EBSCO API within custom
web applications (e.g. PHP).

◦Troubleshoot customer specific issues (e.g. ILS integrations).

◦Assist the Customer Satisfaction team on key accounts.

  
•Relationships◦Establish strong relationships with regional Sales and customer
support teams, as well as existing and prospective customers.

◦Customers' tech gurus at key accounts.

◦Manage relationships with key regional technology partners and vendors, when
necessary.

  
•Create and manage Sales support tools◦Build demos: EDS profiles, library web
site integration samples, localized API app samples (e.g. PHP), widgets (e.g.
HTML/JavaScript mini pages), etc.

◦Create PowerPoint presentations to convey technology concepts.

  
•Author and assist with documentation to support the regional pre-sales
process◦Assist Customer Satisfaction/Success and Marketing with product
marketing deliverables and authoring content for FAQs, Help, customer
communications, and white papers.

  
•Provide regular updates to Discovery Service Engineering management, keeping
the flow of information and lines of communication open.

  
  
Skills

  
  
  
Requirements:

  
  
  
•Minimum three (3) years of progressive experience in Consulting, Product
Management, Sales or related field.

•Language requirement: Must be fluent in English as well as a Native speaker
of Spanish and/or Portuguese

•Minimum three (3) years of experience and excellence in presenting
technology, Internet, or software application products to internal and
external audiences and various levels of Management.

•Minimum two (2) years experience with EBSCOhost products, Integrated Library
Systems(ILS), Institutional Repositories, or other closely related web
applications and/or library technology products.

•B.S. in Computer Science, Library Science, or a related field.

•Ability to travel approximately 60% within to regional and international
locations: customer sites, conferences, and focus groups.

•This position will be based in a home office location with easy airport
access for calling on customers in Latin America

  
  
Preferred Qualifications:

  
  
  
•Expertise in Integrated L

[CODE4LIB] Job: Discovery Service Engineer - Malaysia #6109 at EBSCO Information Services

[jobs]

Discovery Service Engineer - Malaysia #6109
EBSCO Information Services
Kuala Lumpur

EBSCO Information Services (EIS) provides a complete and optimized research
solution comprised of e-journals, e-books, and research databases -- all
combined with the most powerful discovery service to support the information
needs and maximize the research experience of our end-users. Headquartered in
Ipswich, MA, EIS employs more than 2,700 people worldwide. We are the leader
in our field due to our cutting-edge technology, forward-thinking philosophy,
and top-notch workforce. EIS, a division of EBSCO Industries Inc., based in
Birmingham, AL, is ranked in the top 200 of the nation's largest, privately
held corporations according to Forbes magazine. EBSCO is a company that will
motivate you, inspire you, and allow you to grow. We are looking for the best.
If you are too, we you encourage you to explore our unique opportunities.

  
  
  
  
Discovery Service Engineer - Malaysia

  
  
  
  
EBSCOhost databases and discovery technologies are the most-used, premium
online information resources for tens of thousands of institutions worldwide,
representing millions of end-users. EBSCO Discovery Service™ (EDS) creates a
unified, customized index of an institution's information resources, and an
easy, yet powerful means of accessing all of that content from a single search
box. The ability to create these custom solutions is achieved by harvesting
metadata from both internal (library) and external (database vendors) sources,
and creating a pre-indexed service of unprecedented size, speed, and
customization.

  
  
The Discovery Service Engineer (DSE or a.k.a. Sales Engineer) is the primary
technical resource for the field sales force. The DSE is responsible for
actively driving and managing the technology evaluation stage of the sales
process, working in conjunction with the sales team as the key technical
advisor and product advocate.

  
  
The DSE must be able to articulate technology and product positioning to both
business and technical users. Must be able to identify all technical issues of
assigned accounts to assure complete customer satisfaction through all stages
of the sales process. Must be able to establish and maintain strong
relationships throughout the sales cycle.

  
  
The DSE is responsible for development and delivery of product demonstrations.
Responsible for representing the product to customers and at field events such
as conferences, focus groups, etc. Able to respond to functional and technical
elements of RFIs/RFPs. Able to convey customer requirements to Product
Management teams. Able to travel throughout sales territory.

  
  
Ideal candidate must be self-motivated with a proven track record in a
software, information, library sales support role and knowledge of technology.
Comfortable in the dynamic atmosphere of a technical organization with a
rapidly expanding customer base. Must possess strong presentation skills and
be able to communicate professionally in written responses to emails and
RFIs/RFPs. Organized and analytical, able to eliminate sales obstacles through
creative and adaptive technical approaches.

  
  
Primary Responsibilities:

  
  
  
•Regional authoritative expert on technology aspects of platform
functionality, markets, trends◦Strive to be an EDS feature expert. Use the
product(s) frequently and thoroughly. Gain continual knowledge progression of
the technology platform by participating in frequent internal technology
trainings and product strategy sessions.

◦Act as the EDS technology champion for your region. Stay abreast of industry
and technology trends. Conduct market research and competitive intelligence.

◦Flow of feature enhancement requests from the field into Product Management
and the SDLC process.

  
•Pre-sales customer presentations and meetings, and RFIs/RFPs◦Present EDS
technology solutions as well as new releases and future features.

◦Conduct sales presentations, focus groups, and other consultative customer
requirements gathering exercises via frequent web-based and on-site sessions.

◦RFI/RFP support.

  
•Support the trial process and initial post-sales support/nurturing◦Perform
administration and configuration of customer interface profiles, and training
when appropriate.

◦Library web site integration which may include Widget development (small
snippets of HTML and JavaScript code), or use of the EBSCO API within custom
web applications (e.g. PHP).

◦Troubleshoot customer specific issues (e.g. ILS integrations).

◦Assist the Customer Satisfaction team on key accounts.

  
•Relationships◦Establish strong relationships with regional Sales and customer
support teams, as well as existing and prospective customers.

◦Customers' tech gurus at key accounts.

◦Manage relationships with key regional technology partners and vendors, when
necessary.

  
•Create and manage Sales support tools◦Build demos: EDS profiles, library web
site integration samples, localize

[CODE4LIB] Job: Discovery Service Engineer - China #6108 at EBSCO Information Services

[jobs]

Discovery Service Engineer - China #6108
EBSCO Information Services
Beijing

EBSCO Information Services (EIS) provides a complete and optimized research
solution comprised of e-journals, e-books, and research databases -- all
combined with the most powerful discovery service to support the information
needs and maximize the research experience of our end-users. Headquartered in
Ipswich, MA, EIS employs more than 2,700 people worldwide. We are the leader
in our field due to our cutting-edge technology, forward-thinking philosophy,
and top-notch workforce. EIS, a division of EBSCO Industries Inc., based in
Birmingham, AL, is ranked in the top 200 of the nation's largest, privately
held corporations according to Forbes magazine. EBSCO is a company that will
motivate you, inspire you, and allow you to grow. We are looking for the best.
If you are too, we you encourage you to explore our unique opportunities.

  
  
  
  
Discovery Service Engineer - China

  
  
  
  
EBSCOhost databases and discovery technologies are the most-used, premium
online information resources for tens of thousands of institutions worldwide,
representing millions of end-users. EBSCO Discovery Service™ (EDS) creates a
unified, customized index of an institution's information resources, and an
easy, yet powerful means of accessing all of that content from a single search
box. The ability to create these custom solutions is achieved by harvesting
metadata from both internal (library) and external (database vendors) sources,
and creating a pre-indexed service of unprecedented size, speed, and
customization.

  
  
The Discovery Service Engineer (DSE or a.k.a. Sales Engineer) is the primary
technical resource for the field sales force. The DSE is responsible for
actively driving and managing the technology evaluation stage of the sales
process, working in conjunction with the sales team as the key technical
advisor and product advocate.

  
  
The DSE must be able to articulate technology and product positioning to both
business and technical users. Must be able to identify all technical issues of
assigned accounts to assure complete customer satisfaction through all stages
of the sales process. Must be able to establish and maintain strong
relationships throughout the sales cycle.

  
  
The DSE is responsible for development and delivery of product demonstrations.
Responsible for representing the product to customers and at field events such
as conferences, focus groups, etc. Able to respond to functional and technical
elements of RFIs/RFPs. Able to convey customer requirements to Product
Management teams. Able to travel throughout sales territory.

  
  
Ideal candidate must be self-motivated with a proven track record in a
software, information, library sales support role and knowledge of technology.
Comfortable in the dynamic atmosphere of a technical organization with a
rapidly expanding customer base. Must possess strong presentation skills and
be able to communicate professionally in written responses to emails and
RFIs/RFPs. Organized and analytical, able to eliminate sales obstacles through
creative and adaptive technical approaches.

  
  
Primary Responsibilities:

  
  
  
•Regional authoritative expert on technology aspects of platform
functionality, markets, trends◦Strive to be an EDS feature expert. Use the
product(s) frequently and thoroughly. Gain continual knowledge progression of
the technology platform by participating in frequent internal technology
trainings and product strategy sessions.

◦Act as the EDS technology champion for your region. Stay abreast of industry
and technology trends. Conduct market research and competitive intelligence.

◦Flow of feature enhancement requests from the field into Product Management
and the SDLC process.

  
•Pre-sales customer presentations and meetings, and RFIs/RFPs◦Present EDS
technology solutions as well as new releases and future features.

◦Conduct sales presentations, focus groups, and other consultative customer
requirements gathering exercises via frequent web-based and on-site sessions.

◦RFI/RFP support.

  
•Support the trial process and initial post-sales support/nurturing◦Perform
administration and configuration of customer interface profiles, and training
when appropriate.

◦Library web site integration which may include Widget development (small
snippets of HTML and JavaScript code), or use of the EBSCO API within custom
web applications (e.g. PHP).

◦Troubleshoot customer specific issues (e.g. ILS integrations).

◦Assist the Customer Satisfaction team on key accounts.

  
•Relationships◦Establish strong relationships with regional Sales and customer
support teams, as well as existing and prospective customers.

◦Customers' tech gurus at key accounts.

◦Manage relationships with key regional technology partners and vendors, when
necessary.

  
•Create and manage Sales support tools◦Build demos: EDS profiles, library web
site integration samples, localized API app s

[CODE4LIB] Job: IT Manager at Anythink Libraries

[jobs]

IT Manager
Anythink Libraries
Thornton

Job Title: Anythink Information Technology Manager

Business Unit: Information Technology

Salary Range: $60,000 - $75,000

Job Type: Full-time; exempt

  
Job Description:

Anythink libraries are hubs for innovation - and our staff and customer need
tools to create and innovate. That's where you come in. You use your tech
savvy skills to ensure the stability and future of our systems. As part of the
team that manages the district's technology infrastructure, you are not only
an ace at managing server application, databases, virtual machines and
backups, but you are a leader to our team and our customers. You use your
leadership skills and technical aptitude to keep every server, application and
network at Anythink up and running because you know how critical it is that
everything runs smoothly for our staff and our community.

  
Ready to join a bold opportunity to help us take community library services to
an entirely new dynamic realm?

  
Who you are:

• You are a hands-on tech guru; you understand the magic behind the technology
and provide expertise for our district

• You are a lot of things to a lot of people-coach, leader, mentor, and
manager.

• You have always wanted to work for an organization that strives to innovate
through technology

• You understand that collaboration is essential for innovation and that staff
are also your customers.

• You are an effective communicator, able to relay pertinent information in
user friendly language and are a patient and active listener.

• You're a sleuth at heart, able to analyze problems and research solutions to
IT issues and products.

• You engage well with others and are passionate about providing an exemplary
customer experience.

• You inspire fun in the people around you!

  
A position you'll love:

• You're great at making connections; you can manage and understand how Active
Directory - including Group Policy, account management and MS Exchange - all
work together.

• You get MS-SQL, you are able to write and review queries that help our team
do their jobs better.

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[CODE4LIB] Is Anyone Doing RFID Book Location or Stack Mapping?

[Jarrell, Mark]

Are there any libraries out there that are making use of RFID hardware/software 
to help patrons know the precise location of books/items on the shelves? Or is 
anyone use other stack mapping software to help patrons know the general 
location of items on the shelf? If so, I have a few questions for you. Please 
feel free to message me directly and I can compile the results into an 
anonymous set to share with the group.

  1.  Name of software & vendor
  2.  Approximate time to implement
  3.  Approximate cost to implement
  4.  What types of hardware/software is involved in the process that wasn't 
used previously?
  5.  How does the customer locate the item on the shelf (e.g. Via handheld 
tool, map linked to catalog record, etc.)
  6.  Is there a way for the patron to find out the location of items that are 
shelved in non-public areas (if a library branch is undergoing renovations)?
  7.  Would you recommend this software/hardware method to other libraries? Why 
or why not?

[cid:B062E8AC-43B8-4564-9851-3B3E64D2EDF1]
Mark W. Jarrell
Online Applications Developer | Richland Library
1431 Assembly St.  | Columbia, SC 29201
(p) 803.553.9818 | (GTalk, Skype) mark.jarrell
Access Freely at RichlandLibrary.com.
Interested in helping to shape RichlandLibrary.com? Join an advisory 
group.

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Re: [CODE4LIB] Is Anyone Doing RFID Book Location or Stack Mapping?

[Salazar, Christina]

I'm very interested in this topic too. My current understanding is that because 
of interference basically due to the field of broadcast on the tags and the 
fact that your shelves keep those tags in the books pretty close together, it 
may be difficult to implement. We haven't tried doing this here (yet).

However, I'm interested in ANY INNOVATIVE way of using RFID other than security 
or automated materials handling. I think the potential is there.

Basically we spent a good chunk of change to implement RFID here back in 2008, 
when we first opened this library, not to mention the time to tag the books and 
then an additional $30,000 or so to replace all the gates this past summer 
because the hardware reached end of life (not a typical situation apparently) 
and in truth this security function could have been accomplished better using 
tattle tape. So I want to push other uses of RFID wherever I can so that I 
don't feel like all this was a waste.

By the way, you might try asking this question on the RFID in libraries list 
serv, but you may be met with just the sounds of crickets chirping. You also 
may have run across Mick Fortune in your research, but it's worth taking a look 
at his site to see what some of the possibilities are with RFID: 
http://www.mickfortune.com/Wordpress/

PS Thank you so much for asking the question. I don't feel so alone now :)

Christina Salazar
Systems Librarian
John Spoor Broome Library
California State University, Channel Islands
805/437-3198


-Original Message-
From: Code for Libraries [mailto:CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of 
Jarrell, Mark
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2014 10:16 AM
To: CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
Subject: [CODE4LIB] Is Anyone Doing RFID Book Location or Stack Mapping?

Are there any libraries out there that are making use of RFID hardware/software 
to help patrons know the precise location of books/items on the shelves? Or is 
anyone use other stack mapping software to help patrons know the general 
location of items on the shelf? If so, I have a few questions for you. Please 
feel free to message me directly and I can compile the results into an 
anonymous set to share with the group.

  1.  Name of software & vendor
  2.  Approximate time to implement
  3.  Approximate cost to implement
  4.  What types of hardware/software is involved in the process that wasn't 
used previously?
  5.  How does the customer locate the item on the shelf (e.g. Via handheld 
tool, map linked to catalog record, etc.)
  6.  Is there a way for the patron to find out the location of items that are 
shelved in non-public areas (if a library branch is undergoing renovations)?
  7.  Would you recommend this software/hardware method to other libraries? Why 
or why not?

[cid:B062E8AC-43B8-4564-9851-3B3E64D2EDF1]
Mark W. Jarrell
Online Applications Developer | Richland Library
1431 Assembly St.  | Columbia, SC 29201
(p) 803.553.9818 | (GTalk, Skype) mark.jarrell Access Freely at 
RichlandLibrary.com.
Interested in helping to shape RichlandLibrary.com? Join an advisory 
group.

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Re: [CODE4LIB] Is Anyone Doing RFID Book Location or Stack Mapping?

[Tom Cramer]

We don't use RFID, but we do use a tool called StackMap to give a sense of the 
general location of books in our main library.  

For an example of the patron UX, click on the "map" link in a sample catalog 
record, such as http://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/10474501. (Center column, 
in the "At the Library" panel.)

The back end system (where Access Services updates call number range locations) 
is, IMO, very nice and easy to use. 

Technical implementation time was quite short on our end (a few weeks?), but 
took longer on the specification, training and set up on StackMap / Access 
Services' side. 

HTH, 

- Tom



On Aug 28, 2014, at 10:15 AM, Jarrell, Mark wrote:

> Are there any libraries out there that are making use of RFID 
> hardware/software to help patrons know the precise location of books/items on 
> the shelves? Or is anyone use other stack mapping software to help patrons 
> know the general location of items on the shelf? If so, I have a few 
> questions for you. Please feel free to message me directly and I can compile 
> the results into an anonymous set to share with the group.
> 
>  1.  Name of software & vendor
>  2.  Approximate time to implement
>  3.  Approximate cost to implement
>  4.  What types of hardware/software is involved in the process that wasn't 
> used previously?
>  5.  How does the customer locate the item on the shelf (e.g. Via handheld 
> tool, map linked to catalog record, etc.)
>  6.  Is there a way for the patron to find out the location of items that are 
> shelved in non-public areas (if a library branch is undergoing renovations)?
>  7.  Would you recommend this software/hardware method to other libraries? 
> Why or why not?
> 
> [cid:B062E8AC-43B8-4564-9851-3B3E64D2EDF1]
> Mark W. Jarrell
> Online Applications Developer | Richland Library
> 1431 Assembly St.  | Columbia, SC 29201
> (p) 803.553.9818 | (GTalk, Skype) mark.jarrell
> Access Freely at RichlandLibrary.com.
> Interested in helping to shape RichlandLibrary.com? Join an advisory 
> group.
> 
> Watch Freely:
> My Pick | The Boy in the Striped 
> Pajamas

Re: [CODE4LIB] Is Anyone Doing RFID Book Location or Stack Mapping?

[Dave Caroline]

My system is a private collection but operates with a public interface (web)
it uses unique barcodes which operate in a similar way to an rfid per item way.

1, me
2, not that long (add an input shelving screen, draw some maps(auto
drawn in my case), and add a link in the search results to a map
display)
3, not a lot(nothing) I wrote it for my own collection/archive
4, a barcode scanner, both hand held/and a wifi barcode scanner
5, uses the search screen, gets a link to the map
6, no difference in my case
7, yes, sure makes finding stuff easy, also makes for easy stock control

I dont see much difference software wise between rfid and barcode just
the way scanning is done.

The web interface has no map interface for security reasons but
internal screens get the map link.
I have saved a grab here
http://www.collection.archivist.info/archive/mirror/shelfview.php
I save an XY location, size and rotation for a shelf and the basic
room size in a table then draw automatically the room with an arrow
pointing to a highlighted stack.
one day the arrow position will show the approx offset along the shelf
as I always scan left to right.

Dave Caroline



On 28/08/2014, Jarrell, Mark  wrote:
> Are there any libraries out there that are making use of RFID
> hardware/software to help patrons know the precise location of books/items
> on the shelves? Or is anyone use other stack mapping software to help
> patrons know the general location of items on the shelf? If so, I have a few
> questions for you. Please feel free to message me directly and I can compile
> the results into an anonymous set to share with the group.
>
>   1.  Name of software & vendor
>   2.  Approximate time to implement
>   3.  Approximate cost to implement
>   4.  What types of hardware/software is involved in the process that wasn't
> used previously?
>   5.  How does the customer locate the item on the shelf (e.g. Via handheld
> tool, map linked to catalog record, etc.)
>   6.  Is there a way for the patron to find out the location of items that
> are shelved in non-public areas (if a library branch is undergoing
> renovations)?
>   7.  Would you recommend this software/hardware method to other libraries?
> Why or why not?
>
> [cid:B062E8AC-43B8-4564-9851-3B3E64D2EDF1]
> Mark W. Jarrell
> Online Applications Developer | Richland Library
> 1431 Assembly St.  | Columbia, SC 29201
> (p) 803.553.9818 | (GTalk, Skype) mark.jarrell
> Access Freely at RichlandLibrary.com.
> Interested in helping to shape RichlandLibrary.com? Join an advisory
> group.
>
> Watch Freely:
> My Pick | The Boy in the Striped
> Pajamas
>

[CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records

[Schwartz, Raymond]

Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records.  I need 
to add the tag 918 $a with the contents "DELETE" to each of the records.

Thanks in advance. /Ray

Ray Schwartz
Systems Specialist Librarian 
schwart...@wpunj.edumailto:schwart...@wpunj.edu>
David and Lorraine Cheng Library   Tel: +1 973 720-3192
William Paterson University Fax: +1 973 720-2585
300 Pompton RoadMobile: +1 201 424-4491
Wayne, NJ 07470-2103 USA
http://nova.wpunj.edu/schwartzr2/

Re: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records

[Jane Costanza]

MarcEdit is a free MARC editing utility.

http://marcedit.reeset.net/

Jane Costanza
Associate Professor/Head of Discovery Services
Trinity University
San Antonio, Texas
210-999-7612
jcost...@trinity.edu
http://digitalcommons.trinity.edu/
http://lib.trinity.edu/


On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 1:26 PM, Schwartz, Raymond 
wrote:

> Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records.  I
> need to add the tag 918 $a with the contents "DELETE" to each of the
> records.
>
> Thanks in advance. /Ray
>
> Ray Schwartz
> Systems Specialist Librarian schwart...@wpunj.edu
> mailto:schwart...@wpunj.edu>
> David and Lorraine Cheng Library   Tel: +1 973 720-3192
> William Paterson University Fax: +1 973 720-2585
> 300 Pompton RoadMobile: +1 201
> 424-4491
> Wayne, NJ 07470-2103 USA
> http://nova.wpunj.edu/schwartzr2/<
> http://euphrates.wpunj.edu/faculty/schwartzr2/>
>

Re: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records

[Blake Galbreath]

Yep, then you just go MarcEditor > Tools > Add/Delete Field (F7).


On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 11:33 AM, Jane Costanza 
wrote:

> MarcEdit is a free MARC editing utility.
>
> http://marcedit.reeset.net/
>
> Jane Costanza
> Associate Professor/Head of Discovery Services
> Trinity University
> San Antonio, Texas
> 210-999-7612
> jcost...@trinity.edu
> http://digitalcommons.trinity.edu/
> http://lib.trinity.edu/
>
>
> On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 1:26 PM, Schwartz, Raymond 
> wrote:
>
> > Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records.
> I
> > need to add the tag 918 $a with the contents "DELETE" to each of the
> > records.
> >
> > Thanks in advance. /Ray
> >
> > Ray Schwartz
> > Systems Specialist Librarian
> schwart...@wpunj.edu
> > mailto:schwart...@wpunj.edu>
> > David and Lorraine Cheng Library   Tel: +1 973 720-3192
> > William Paterson University Fax: +1 973 720-2585
> > 300 Pompton RoadMobile: +1 201
> > 424-4491
> > Wayne, NJ 07470-2103 USA
> > http://nova.wpunj.edu/schwartzr2/<
> > http://euphrates.wpunj.edu/faculty/schwartzr2/>
> >
>



-- 
Blake L. Galbreath
Systems Librarian
Eastern Oregon University
One University Boulevard
La Grande, OR 97850
(541) 962.3017
bgalbre...@eou.edu

Re: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records

[Schwartz, Raymond]

I need to automate this in a script.  As far as I can tell.  You cannot do this 
with MarcEdit.

-Original Message-
From: Code for Libraries [mailto:CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of Jane 
Costanza
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2014 2:33 PM
To: CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
Subject: Re: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file 
of MARC records

MarcEdit is a free MARC editing utility.

http://marcedit.reeset.net/

Jane Costanza
Associate Professor/Head of Discovery Services Trinity University San Antonio, 
Texas
210-999-7612
jcost...@trinity.edu
http://digitalcommons.trinity.edu/
http://lib.trinity.edu/


On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 1:26 PM, Schwartz, Raymond 
wrote:

> Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC 
> records.  I need to add the tag 918 $a with the contents "DELETE" to 
> each of the records.
>
> Thanks in advance. /Ray
>
> Ray Schwartz
> Systems Specialist Librarian schwart...@wpunj.edu
> mailto:schwart...@wpunj.edu>
> David and Lorraine Cheng Library   Tel: +1 973 720-3192
> William Paterson University Fax: +1 973 720-2585
> 300 Pompton RoadMobile: +1 201
> 424-4491
> Wayne, NJ 07470-2103 USA
> http://nova.wpunj.edu/schwartzr2/<
> http://euphrates.wpunj.edu/faculty/schwartzr2/>
>

Re: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records

[Liu, Iris]

I use MarcEdit for all the batch editing with MARC records. It's a free but 
powerful tool developed by Terry Reese: http://marcedit.reeset.net/

-Original Message-
From: Code for Libraries [mailto:CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of 
Schwartz, Raymond
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2014 4:00 PM
To: CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
Subject: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of 
MARC records

Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records.  I need 
to add the tag 918 $a with the contents "DELETE" to each of the records.

Thanks in advance. /Ray

Ray Schwartz
Systems Specialist Librarian 
schwart...@wpunj.edumailto:schwart...@wpunj.edu>
David and Lorraine Cheng Library   Tel: +1 973 720-3192
William Paterson University Fax: +1 973 720-2585
300 Pompton RoadMobile: +1 201 424-4491
Wayne, NJ 07470-2103 USA
http://nova.wpunj.edu/schwartzr2/

Re: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records

[Schwartz, Raymond]

But how can you automate that in a script?  /Ray

-Original Message-
From: Code for Libraries [mailto:CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of Blake 
Galbreath
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2014 2:37 PM
To: CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
Subject: Re: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file 
of MARC records

Yep, then you just go MarcEditor > Tools > Add/Delete Field (F7).


On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 11:33 AM, Jane Costanza 
wrote:

> MarcEdit is a free MARC editing utility.
>
> http://marcedit.reeset.net/
>
> Jane Costanza
> Associate Professor/Head of Discovery Services Trinity University San 
> Antonio, Texas
> 210-999-7612
> jcost...@trinity.edu
> http://digitalcommons.trinity.edu/
> http://lib.trinity.edu/
>
>
> On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 1:26 PM, Schwartz, Raymond 
> 
> wrote:
>
> > Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records.
> I
> > need to add the tag 918 $a with the contents "DELETE" to each of the 
> > records.
> >
> > Thanks in advance. /Ray
> >
> > Ray Schwartz
> > Systems Specialist Librarian
> schwart...@wpunj.edu
> > mailto:schwart...@wpunj.edu>
> > David and Lorraine Cheng Library   Tel: +1 973 720-3192
> > William Paterson University Fax: +1 973 720-2585
> > 300 Pompton RoadMobile: +1 201
> > 424-4491
> > Wayne, NJ 07470-2103 USA
> > http://nova.wpunj.edu/schwartzr2/<
> > http://euphrates.wpunj.edu/faculty/schwartzr2/>
> >
>



--
Blake L. Galbreath
Systems Librarian
Eastern Oregon University
One University Boulevard
La Grande, OR 97850
(541) 962.3017
bgalbre...@eou.edu

Re: [CODE4LIB] Job: Assistant Electronic Resources Librarian (Florida Atlantic University, Florida) at Florida Atlantic University

[Heather Wilson]

On Friday, March 28, 2014,  wrote:

> Assistant Electronic Resources Librarian (Florida Atlantic University,
> Florida)
> Florida Atlantic University
> Boca Raton
>
> Assistant Electronic Resources Librarian (Florida Atlantic University,
> Florida)
>
> FAU Libraries seeks an Assistant Electronic Resources Librarian. Reporting
> to
> the Electronic Resources Librarian, the incumbent will assist in the
> review,
> selection and de-selection of the electronic resources. The successful
> candidate will handle the day-to day management of the electronic resources
> collection; the position's responsibilities will include maintenance of
> holdings data in the Libraries' knowledge bases, proxy server and other
> systems, troubleshooting access issues, updating the electronic resources
> webpages, and contributing to the Unit's outreach efforts. For Florida
> Atlantic University is an Equal Opportunity/ Equal Access Institution.
> Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodation, call 561-297-3057,
> TTY/DD 561-955-8771. Florida Atlantic University is a
> member of the State University System of Florida and a public institution.
>
>
>
> Brought to you by code4lib jobs: http://jobs.code4lib.org/job/13325/
>


-- 
Heather Wilson, MSLS
Systems and Emerging Technologies Librarian
Stanley Library, Ferrum College
PO Box 1000
150 Wiley Drive
Ferrum, VA 24088
(540) 365-6939

Re: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records

[John Mignault]

You don't need to write a script. The MARCEditor will add the field to
every record in the file. Take a look. --j


On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 2:39 PM, Schwartz, Raymond 
wrote:

> But how can you automate that in a script?  /Ray
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Code for Libraries [mailto:CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of
> Blake Galbreath
> Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2014 2:37 PM
> To: CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
> Subject: Re: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a
> file of MARC records
>
> Yep, then you just go MarcEditor > Tools > Add/Delete Field (F7).
>
>
> On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 11:33 AM, Jane Costanza 
> wrote:
>
> > MarcEdit is a free MARC editing utility.
> >
> > http://marcedit.reeset.net/
> >
> > Jane Costanza
> > Associate Professor/Head of Discovery Services Trinity University San
> > Antonio, Texas
> > 210-999-7612
> > jcost...@trinity.edu
> > http://digitalcommons.trinity.edu/
> > http://lib.trinity.edu/
> >
> >
> > On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 1:26 PM, Schwartz, Raymond
> > 
> > wrote:
> >
> > > Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records.
> > I
> > > need to add the tag 918 $a with the contents "DELETE" to each of the
> > > records.
> > >
> > > Thanks in advance. /Ray
> > >
> > > Ray Schwartz
> > > Systems Specialist Librarian
> > schwart...@wpunj.edu
> > > mailto:schwart...@wpunj.edu>
> > > David and Lorraine Cheng Library   Tel: +1 973 720-3192
> > > William Paterson University Fax: +1 973
> 720-2585
> > > 300 Pompton RoadMobile: +1 201
> > > 424-4491
> > > Wayne, NJ 07470-2103 USA
> > > http://nova.wpunj.edu/schwartzr2/<
> > > http://euphrates.wpunj.edu/faculty/schwartzr2/>
> > >
> >
>
>
>
> --
> Blake L. Galbreath
> Systems Librarian
> Eastern Oregon University
> One University Boulevard
> La Grande, OR 97850
> (541) 962.3017
> bgalbre...@eou.edu
>



-- 
*John Mignault, Empire State Digital Network Technology Specialist*
Metropolitan New York Library Council (METRO )
212.228.2320 x129
http://www.mnylc.org/esdn

Re: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records

[Jason Stirnaman]

Ray,
There are also good MARC libraries for Ruby, Python, Perl...
Here's an example implementing ruby-marc within a pipeline-able command-line 
script:
https://github.com/jstirnaman/ebook_bibs

Jason

Jason Stirnaman
Lead, Library Technology Services
University of Kansas Medical Center
jstirna...@kumc.edu
913-588-7319

On Aug 28, 2014, at 1:39 PM, Schwartz, Raymond  wrote:

> But how can you automate that in a script?  /Ray
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Code for Libraries [mailto:CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of Blake 
> Galbreath
> Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2014 2:37 PM
> To: CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
> Subject: Re: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a 
> file of MARC records
> 
> Yep, then you just go MarcEditor > Tools > Add/Delete Field (F7).
> 
> 
> On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 11:33 AM, Jane Costanza 
> wrote:
> 
>> MarcEdit is a free MARC editing utility.
>> 
>> http://marcedit.reeset.net/
>> 
>> Jane Costanza
>> Associate Professor/Head of Discovery Services Trinity University San 
>> Antonio, Texas
>> 210-999-7612
>> jcost...@trinity.edu
>> http://digitalcommons.trinity.edu/
>> http://lib.trinity.edu/
>> 
>> 
>> On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 1:26 PM, Schwartz, Raymond 
>> 
>> wrote:
>> 
>>> Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records.
>> I
>>> need to add the tag 918 $a with the contents "DELETE" to each of the 
>>> records.
>>> 
>>> Thanks in advance. /Ray
>>> 
>>> Ray Schwartz
>>> Systems Specialist Librarian
>> schwart...@wpunj.edu
>>> mailto:schwart...@wpunj.edu>
>>> David and Lorraine Cheng Library   Tel: +1 973 720-3192
>>> William Paterson University Fax: +1 973 720-2585
>>> 300 Pompton RoadMobile: +1 201
>>> 424-4491
>>> Wayne, NJ 07470-2103 USA
>>> http://nova.wpunj.edu/schwartzr2/<
>>> http://euphrates.wpunj.edu/faculty/schwartzr2/>
>>> 
>> 
> 
> 
> 
> --
> Blake L. Galbreath
> Systems Librarian
> Eastern Oregon University
> One University Boulevard
> La Grande, OR 97850
> (541) 962.3017
> bgalbre...@eou.edu

Re: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records

[Andrew Anderson]

I’ve had a lot of success with pymarc for this.

-- 
Andrew Anderson, Director of Development, Library and Information Resources 
Network, Inc.
http://www.lirn.net/ | http://www.twitter.com/LIRNnotes | 
http://www.facebook.com/LIRNnotes

On Aug 28, 2014, at 14:37, Schwartz, Raymond  wrote:

> I need to automate this in a script.  As far as I can tell.  You cannot do 
> this with MarcEdit.
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Code for Libraries [mailto:CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of Jane 
> Costanza
> Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2014 2:33 PM
> To: CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
> Subject: Re: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a 
> file of MARC records
> 
> MarcEdit is a free MARC editing utility.
> 
> http://marcedit.reeset.net/
> 
> Jane Costanza
> Associate Professor/Head of Discovery Services Trinity University San 
> Antonio, Texas
> 210-999-7612
> jcost...@trinity.edu
> http://digitalcommons.trinity.edu/
> http://lib.trinity.edu/
> 
> 
> On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 1:26 PM, Schwartz, Raymond 
> wrote:
> 
>> Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC 
>> records.  I need to add the tag 918 $a with the contents "DELETE" to 
>> each of the records.
>> 
>> Thanks in advance. /Ray
>> 
>> Ray Schwartz
>> Systems Specialist Librarian schwart...@wpunj.edu
>> mailto:schwart...@wpunj.edu>
>> David and Lorraine Cheng Library   Tel: +1 973 720-3192
>> William Paterson University Fax: +1 973 720-2585
>> 300 Pompton RoadMobile: +1 201
>> 424-4491
>> Wayne, NJ 07470-2103 USA
>> http://nova.wpunj.edu/schwartzr2/<
>> http://euphrates.wpunj.edu/faculty/schwartzr2/>
>> 

[CODE4LIB] CLARIFICATION : Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records

[Schwartz, Raymond]

Sorry for not being more explicit.  I need to automated this in a script on our 
voyager server to be performed monthly.  So any windows programs like MarcEdit 
would not be appropriate.  Thanks again, /Ray

From: Schwartz, Raymond
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2014 2:27 PM
To: 'Code for Libraries'
Cc: Schwartz, Raymond
Subject: Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records

Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records.  I need 
to add the tag 918 $a with the contents "DELETE" to each of the records.

Thanks in advance. /Ray

Ray Schwartz
Systems Specialist Librarian 
schwart...@wpunj.edumailto:schwart...@wpunj.edu>
David and Lorraine Cheng Library   Tel: +1 973 720-3192
William Paterson University Fax: +1 973 720-2585
300 Pompton RoadMobile: +1 201 424-4491
Wayne, NJ 07470-2103 USA
http://nova.wpunj.edu/schwartzr2/

Re: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records

[Bryan Baldus]

On Thursday, August 28, 2014 1:27 PM, Ray Schwartz wrote:
>Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records.  I 
>need to add the tag 918 $a with the contents "DELETE" to each of the records.

What language are you using? For Perl, using MARC::Record, there is an example 
at [1].

[1] 
http://search.cpan.org/dist/MARC-Record/lib/MARC/Doc/Tutorial.pod#Adding_a_field

I hope this helps,

Bryan Baldus
bryan.bal...@quality-books.com
eij...@cpan.org
http://home.comcast.net/~eijabb/

Re: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records

[Jason Stirnaman]

MARCEdit can also be invoked on the command-line: 
http://blog.reeset.net/archives/1078

Jason

Jason Stirnaman
Lead, Library Technology Services
University of Kansas Medical Center
jstirna...@kumc.edu
913-588-7319

On Aug 28, 2014, at 1:44 PM, John Mignault  wrote:

> You don't need to write a script. The MARCEditor will add the field to
> every record in the file. Take a look. --j
> 
> 
> On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 2:39 PM, Schwartz, Raymond 
> wrote:
> 
>> But how can you automate that in a script?  /Ray
>> 
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Code for Libraries [mailto:CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of
>> Blake Galbreath
>> Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2014 2:37 PM
>> To: CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
>> Subject: Re: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a
>> file of MARC records
>> 
>> Yep, then you just go MarcEditor > Tools > Add/Delete Field (F7).
>> 
>> 
>> On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 11:33 AM, Jane Costanza 
>> wrote:
>> 
>>> MarcEdit is a free MARC editing utility.
>>> 
>>> http://marcedit.reeset.net/
>>> 
>>> Jane Costanza
>>> Associate Professor/Head of Discovery Services Trinity University San
>>> Antonio, Texas
>>> 210-999-7612
>>> jcost...@trinity.edu
>>> http://digitalcommons.trinity.edu/
>>> http://lib.trinity.edu/
>>> 
>>> 
>>> On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 1:26 PM, Schwartz, Raymond
>>> 
>>> wrote:
>>> 
 Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records.
>>> I
 need to add the tag 918 $a with the contents "DELETE" to each of the
 records.
 
 Thanks in advance. /Ray
 
 Ray Schwartz
 Systems Specialist Librarian
>>> schwart...@wpunj.edu
 mailto:schwart...@wpunj.edu>
 David and Lorraine Cheng Library   Tel: +1 973 720-3192
 William Paterson University Fax: +1 973
>> 720-2585
 300 Pompton RoadMobile: +1 201
 424-4491
 Wayne, NJ 07470-2103 USA
 http://nova.wpunj.edu/schwartzr2/<
 http://euphrates.wpunj.edu/faculty/schwartzr2/>
 
>>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> --
>> Blake L. Galbreath
>> Systems Librarian
>> Eastern Oregon University
>> One University Boulevard
>> La Grande, OR 97850
>> (541) 962.3017
>> bgalbre...@eou.edu
>> 
> 
> 
> 
> -- 
> *John Mignault, Empire State Digital Network Technology Specialist*
> Metropolitan New York Library Council (METRO )
> 212.228.2320 x129
> http://www.mnylc.org/esdn

Re: [CODE4LIB] CLARIFICATION : Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records

[John Mignault]

Ahhh, ok. pymarc or marc-ruby are the way to go then. --j


On Thu, Aug 28, 2014 at 2:47 PM, Schwartz, Raymond 
wrote:

> Sorry for not being more explicit.  I need to automated this in a script
> on our voyager server to be performed monthly.  So any windows programs
> like MarcEdit would not be appropriate.  Thanks again, /Ray
>
> From: Schwartz, Raymond
> Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2014 2:27 PM
> To: 'Code for Libraries'
> Cc: Schwartz, Raymond
> Subject: Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC
> records
>
> Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records.  I
> need to add the tag 918 $a with the contents "DELETE" to each of the
> records.
>
> Thanks in advance. /Ray
>
> Ray Schwartz
> Systems Specialist Librarian schwart...@wpunj.edu
> mailto:schwart...@wpunj.edu>
> David and Lorraine Cheng Library   Tel: +1 973 720-3192
> William Paterson University Fax: +1 973 720-2585
> 300 Pompton RoadMobile: +1 201
> 424-4491
> Wayne, NJ 07470-2103 USA
> http://nova.wpunj.edu/schwartzr2/<
> http://euphrates.wpunj.edu/faculty/schwartzr2/>
>



-- 
*John Mignault, Empire State Digital Network Technology Specialist*
Metropolitan New York Library Council (METRO )
212.228.2320 x129
http://www.mnylc.org/esdn

Re: [CODE4LIB] THANK YOU ALL: Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records

[Schwartz, Raymond]

Thanks everyone.  This example using Perl was perfect.  /Ray

-Original Message-
From: Bryan Baldus [mailto:bryan.bal...@quality-books.com] 
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2014 2:48 PM
To: Code for Libraries; Schwartz, Raymond
Subject: RE: [CODE4LIB] Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file 
of MARC records

On Thursday, August 28, 2014 1:27 PM, Ray Schwartz wrote:
>Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records.  I 
>need to add the tag 918 $a with the contents "DELETE" to each of the records.

What language are you using? For Perl, using MARC::Record, there is an example 
at [1].

[1] 
http://search.cpan.org/dist/MARC-Record/lib/MARC/Doc/Tutorial.pod#Adding_a_field

I hope this helps,

Bryan Baldus
bryan.bal...@quality-books.com
eij...@cpan.org
http://home.comcast.net/~eijabb/

Re: [CODE4LIB] CLARIFICATION : Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records

[McDonald, Stephen]

You CAN do that with MarcEdit.  I have several MarcEdit scripts which I use 
regularly.

MarcEdit allows you to create Tasks, which are basically just a series of 
standard MarcEdit operations in sequence, executed through a menu or by 
assigning it to a keystroke combination.

MarcEdit also has a Script Wizard, which can create a VB script executing 
MarcEdit COM functions.  The resulting script can be further customized to do 
logic which is not possible in the script wizard.  I have a script which I run 
frequently on batches of e-resource records, which modifies them to 
vendor-neutral compliance, and adds certain fields depending on material type 
and open access status.


Steve McDonald
steve.mcdon...@tufts.edu


> -Original Message-
> From: Code for Libraries [mailto:CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of
> Schwartz, Raymond
> Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2014 2:47 PM
> To: CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
> Subject: [CODE4LIB] CLARIFICATION : Anybody know a way to add a MARC
> tag on-mass to a file of MARC records
> 
> Sorry for not being more explicit.  I need to automated this in a script on 
> our
> voyager server to be performed monthly.  So any windows programs like
> MarcEdit would not be appropriate.  Thanks again, /Ray
> 
> From: Schwartz, Raymond
> Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2014 2:27 PM
> To: 'Code for Libraries'
> Cc: Schwartz, Raymond
> Subject: Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC
> records
> 
> Anybody know a way to add a MARC tag on-mass to a file of MARC records.  I
> need to add the tag 918 $a with the contents "DELETE" to each of the
> records.
> 
> Thanks in advance. /Ray
> 
> Ray Schwartz
> Systems Specialist Librarian
> schwart...@wpunj.edumailto:schwart...@wpunj.edu>
> David and Lorraine Cheng Library   Tel: +1 973 720-3192
> William Paterson University Fax: +1 973 720-2585
> 300 Pompton RoadMobile: +1 201 
> 424-4491
> Wayne, NJ 07470-2103 USA
> http://nova.wpunj.edu/schwartzr2/ hwartzr2/>

[CODE4LIB] Library Linked Data Survey: Who's Doing It

[Roy Tennant]

Forwarded on behalf of my colleague.
Roy

The results of the international survey on specific projects or services
that format metadata as linked data and/or make subsequent uses of it are
being posted as a series of HangingTogether blog posts.

I just posted the first of the series: Linked Data Survey results-Who’s
doing it at
http://hangingtogether.org/?p=4137

Many thanks to those of you who participated! Feel free to share the above
link to anyone who may be interested.

Other results will be posted over the next two weeks. Stay tuned!

Cheers,

Karen Smith-Yoshimura
OCLC Research

[CODE4LIB] Anyone have a list of exposed z39.50 endpoints?

[Jay Gattuso]

We have a colleague looking into giving our Public Lending Rights system some 
TLC. This is the process we use to survey any library holdings and count any 
holdings by New Zealand authors/producers.

I was asked if I knew of any lists of exposed z39.50 endpoints that we could 
interrogate as part of our holdings survey.  I thought this might be something 
some of you have / could comment on.

We're interested in any library, public or private, and will happily take any 
suggests on or off list, especially if you know of any endpoints that are 
exposed but not specifically publicised.

Thanks in advance

Jay Gattuso | Digital Preservation Analyst | Preservation, Research and 
Consultancy
National Library of New Zealand | Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa
PO Box 1467 Wellington 6140 New Zealand | +64 (0)4 474 3064
jay.gatt...@dia.govt.nz

Re: [CODE4LIB] Anyone have a list of exposed z39.50 endpoints?

[Habing, Thomas Gerald]

Index Data maintains a searchable list:  http://irspy.indexdata.com/

Tom

-Original Message-
From: Code for Libraries [mailto:CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of Jay 
Gattuso
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2014 5:24 PM
To: CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
Subject: [CODE4LIB] Anyone have a list of exposed z39.50 endpoints?

We have a colleague looking into giving our Public Lending Rights system some 
TLC. This is the process we use to survey any library holdings and count any 
holdings by New Zealand authors/producers.

I was asked if I knew of any lists of exposed z39.50 endpoints that we could 
interrogate as part of our holdings survey.  I thought this might be something 
some of you have / could comment on.

We're interested in any library, public or private, and will happily take any 
suggests on or off list, especially if you know of any endpoints that are 
exposed but not specifically publicised.

Thanks in advance

Jay Gattuso | Digital Preservation Analyst | Preservation, Research and 
Consultancy National Library of New Zealand | Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa PO 
Box 1467 Wellington 6140 New Zealand | +64 (0)4 474 3064 
jay.gatt...@dia.govt.nz