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Chris Taylor has been at the University of Queensland for 13
years. His current position is Executive Manager, Information Access and
Delivery Service and prior to that, manager of the Cataloguing Section. IAD, as
it is locally known, delivers a unique combination of services, including
traditional technical services, metadata, document delivery, circulation,
library system management, as well as copyright management for the University.
He has been involved from the beginning of subject gateways in Australia,
particularly with AVEL, the Australasian Engineering and IT gateway. From 1999
to 2001, he was a member of the Australian Committee on Cataloguing. Prior to
joining the University of Queensland, he occupied a variety of positions in
colleges, technical services and systems within New South Wales TAFE and was a
member of the CLANN Technical Committee. |
Parallel Session
Kinetica Document Delivery
Maxine Brodie, Macquarie
University Chris Taylor,
University of Queensland
- Achievements - progress with KDD over last 12
months
Delivery of enhancements; outstanding enhancements Highlights of
next software release - VDX 2.3.2
- Different models for resource sharing - ISO
interoperability; IFconference; ISO issues (NCIP standard?)
- KDD Issues (includes Z39.50 searching
anomalies, workflow issues, problems with holdings - no holdings or holdings
for electronic resources, training)
- Further improvements in functionality - KDD
additional functionality, more flexibility (user input into process)
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