Entitások és kapcsolódások a könyvtári rendszerekben és azokon túl

Miklós Lendvay; Országos Széchényi Könyvtár, Információtechnológiai Igazgatóság

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The limitations of time and physical space required in the workflows of cooperation and provided services seems to vanish as a result of the data and information revolution brought about by IT technology. The entity-based approach in the library sector means that we split all major components of the interlinkages into small units: the data elements become interlinked atomic descriptions; the units of connection may be institutions or individual scientists, the flexibility is limitless; the softwarecomponents are small modules, microservices. The National Library Platform will bea distributed cooperation tool. This open source, cloud-based platform will go live in 2020, and it will be available for any type of library. Currently we have completed three modules of the platform: the National Namespace, a flexible cataloging tool, and an integrated text search – all these software-components break down the data into entities.https://doi.org/10.31915/NWS.2019.14

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