1. Beth Picknally Camden University of Pennsylvania ALA Heads of Cataloging June 2015 Kuali OLE: Making the Decision for Community-Source Software

2. A community within a community—Part of the Kuali Foundation Designed for libraries by librarians! KOLE is building to meet the following requirements: Flexibility in design Community ownership with an open source license and strong vendor support Modular Service-Oriented Architecture Enterprise-level integration

3. OLE Partners and Implementations

4. OLE Governance

5. OLE Roadmap 1.6 (May 2015) FY rollover; Internationalization; SIP2 2.0 (Q3 2015) ERM; GOKb integration 3.0 (Q1 2016) Circ upgrades (bills, requests); authorities; MARC holdings; license editor; account query https://www.kuali.org/ole/roadmap

6. Case study – SOAS Bloomsbury group of London libraries joined OLE In 2012 BLMS Unified Specification Critical factors Ethos Collaboration Vision for Functionality Build, Commission or Buy? SOAS – 2015 implementation

7. Case Study - Penn OLE design phase OLE build phase 2014 review of functionality 2015 update “must have” list Planning for 2016 Implementation

8. Rethinking the RFP Software functionality Software provider Software stack Exit strategy Dollars and sense

9. You already own the software How would your library make this kind of decision?