Systems librarian roles & responsibilities

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Systems librarian roles & responsibilities 11/24/2018

Definition “Systems Librarians specifically concentrate on supporting library operations through the application of technologies…They seek to manage the organizational technological resources in a manner that best serves all departments within a library” Thomas C. Wilson The Systems Librarian: Designing Roles, Defining Skills 11/24/2018

Systems Librarian Public services IT Departments Technical Services Library patrons Software vendors Management 11/24/2018

Organizational place in library Reference/Public Services Dept. Automation of circulation functions Technical Services Dept. Automation of “back-room” functions (serials, acquisitions) and catalog Computer Services/System Depts. Automation of all library functions as specialization 11/24/2018

System Librarian duties, part one Managing integrated library system Implementing system Hardware & software upgrades Data migration Training staff and patrons Planning and budgeting New technology exploration & evaluation  Interface of system with other vendor systems (OCLC, Oracle, etc.) 11/24/2018

System Librarian duties, part two Desktop computing May be responsible for all software running on staff computers Writing software programs to enhance system features Performance monitoring and troubleshooting Design and planning for new system migration 11/24/2018

Roles of System Librarians, part one DESIGNER: Provide input into the design of software and automated systems PLANNER: Provide planning support for budget, personnel, etc., as part of the library management team IMPLEMENTOR: Provide for the implementation of software packages or large scale automation projects 11/24/2018

Roles of System Librarians, part two CONSULTANT: Provide consultation on library projects that may have technology component TECHNOLOGY REPRESENTATIVE: Serve as the library’s technology representative to senior management or outside organizations 11/24/2018

Roles of System Librarians, part three FACILITATOR: Serve as the facilitator between various groups seeking to use technology to address library problems Thomas C. Wilson The Systems Librarian: Designing Roles, Defining Skills 11/24/2018

System Librarian Qualities Flexibility and Balance Sound Judgment Curiosity and Risk Taking Follow-through & Persistence  Time management Resource management Firmness & Cooperativeness  Nonjudgmental approach  Skepticism Technical realism  Perspective switching  Resiliency  Technical aptitude Thomas C. Wilson The Systems Librarian: Designing Roles, Defining Skills 11/24/2018

work issues Should systems librarians actually do the technical work themselves? How should libraries divide up duties between “managing” the work and “doing” the technical work? Is it easier to train a computer specialist to do library work or a librarian to do computer work? 11/24/2018