Jenn Riley Head, Carolina Digital Library and Archives UNC-Chapel Hill Library UNC LIBRARY TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE PROPOSAL, REVIEW, AND APPROVAL PROCESS.

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Jenn Riley Head, Carolina Digital Library and Archives UNC-Chapel Hill Library UNC LIBRARY TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE PROPOSAL, REVIEW, AND APPROVAL PROCESS

A FAMILIAR STORY (BROADLY TOLD) Administration’s perspective: Lack of accountability; need to understand the impact of proposed initiatives on technical staff. Front line librarians’ perspective: We’re moving too slowly; I can’t get the support I need to follow through on my ideas. Technical staff’s perspective: We can’t take on any more.

It is not enough to have a good idea.

 Encourage planning and ownership  Allow initiatives under consideration to be compared to one another  Provide a (not too burdensome) path for ideas to reach fruition  Ensure we can commit the resources necessary to succeed with those initiatives we do prioritize  Deal with all types of library technology initiatives NEED A PROCESS THAT WILL

Receive proposal Assign CDLA facilitator Post proposal for CDLA/Systems/LT C review Report to LTC Develop full project proposal/timelin e Develop basic project plan/timeline Project/workflow /time analysis General estimate of required resources Identify stakeholders Preliminary decision on proposal disposition Candidate for fast- track approval Require full LTC review Approve and proceed immediately Report to LTC LTC semiannual review Compare required resources to available resources Place in holding queue for priority if resource availability changes Resources become available before next LTC review Final decision on proposal disposition Resources available Resources not available No Yes Require full LTC review Fast-track approval Estimate of required resources Absorb as part of non-project work

Receive proposal Assign CDLA facilitator Post proposal for CDLA/Systems/LT C review Report to LTC Develop full project proposal/timelin e Develop basic project plan/timeline Project/workflow /time analysis General estimate of required resources Identify stakeholders Preliminary decision on proposal disposition Candidate for fast- track approval Require full LTC review Approve and proceed immediately Report to LTC LTC semiannual review Compare required resources to available resources Place in holding queue for priority if resource availability changes Resources become available before next LTC review Final decision on proposal disposition Resources available Resources not available No Yes Require full LTC review Fast-track approval Estimate of required resources Absorb as part of non-project work “Facilitator” from the Carolina Digital Library and Archives

Receive proposal Assign CDLA facilitator Post proposal for CDLA/Systems/LT C review Report to LTC Develop full project proposal/timelin e Develop basic project plan/timeline Project/workflow /time analysis General estimate of required resources Identify stakeholders Preliminary decision on proposal disposition Candidate for fast- track approval Require full LTC review Approve and proceed immediately Report to LTC LTC semiannual review Compare required resources to available resources Place in holding queue for priority if resource availability changes Resources become available before next LTC review Final decision on proposal disposition Resources available Resources not available No Yes Require full LTC review Fast-track approval Estimate of required resources Absorb as part of non-project work For some initiatives, allow “fast track” approval.

Receive proposal Assign CDLA facilitator Post proposal for CDLA/Systems/LT C review Report to LTC Develop full project proposal/timelin e Develop basic project plan/timeline Project/workflow /time analysis General estimate of required resources Identify stakeholders Preliminary decision on proposal disposition Candidate for fast- track approval Require full LTC review Approve and proceed immediately Report to LTC LTC semiannual review Compare required resources to available resources Place in holding queue for priority if resource availability changes Resources become available before next LTC review Final decision on proposal disposition Resources available Resources not available No Yes Require full LTC review Fast-track approval Estimate of required resources Absorb as part of non-project work Others get queued up for a big review every 6 months.

Receive proposal Assign CDLA facilitator Post proposal for CDLA/Systems/LT C review Report to LTC Develop full project proposal/timelin e Develop basic project plan/timeline Project/workflow /time analysis General estimate of required resources Identify stakeholders Preliminary decision on proposal disposition Candidate for fast- track approval Require full LTC review Approve and proceed immediately Report to LTC LTC semiannual review Compare required resources to available resources Place in holding queue for priority if resource availability changes Resources become available before next LTC review Final decision on proposal disposition Resources available Resources not available No Yes Require full LTC review Fast-track approval Estimate of required resources Absorb as part of non-project work Develop a formal project plan.

 Predetermine what’s available:  Systems administration tasks  Application development  Visual design  Scanner time  Hourly students to digitize  Metadata creation  Storage  etc  Different metrics for different categories  10% cap for fast-tracked approval RESOURCE ALLOCATION

 20 proposals received (including legacy proposals)  10 approved as fast-tracked  8 approved as full review  Nothing actually rejected  All new proposals submitted at once  Nearly all for relatively small things  2-month planning phase was extremely busy WHAT HAPPENED IN THIS REVIEW CYCLE

 In project plans  Required section  What we got was pretty basic  Of the process  Survey of all library staff  Focus group with CDLA facilitators  Focus group with Systems staff  Focus group with Library Technology Council members  Individual interviews with proposers who volunteered ASSESSMENT

 Administrators happy with the planning done; see progress; happy to issue approvals  Proposers view process as too burdensome  Current fast-track vs. full review setup has holes  Push more justification to the proposal stage  Planning phase isn’t enough for technical decisions in all cases  We need more assessment training  Resource estimation is even harder than we thought  Facilitating proposals is a lot of work! WHAT WE’VE LEARNED (SO FAR)

WHAT ABOUT AGILITY? Photo by radloff.

NEXT STEPS TOWARDS SUSTAINABILITY Photo by Trevor Haldenby.

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