Evergreen ILS Description
This is the Evergreen project site. Evergreen is highly-scalable software that libraries can use to help patrons find library materials and libraries manage, catalog and circulate these materials. It doesn't matter how complex or large the libraries are. The Evergreen Project is an open-source ILS (integrated librarian system) that is used by more than 2,000 libraries worldwide. The software, also known as Evergreen, is used to provide a public catalog interface and to manage back-office operations such as circulation (checkouts, check-ins), acquisitions of library materials and (especially in the case with Evergreen), sharing resources between libraries. Evergreen relies on the following technologies: Perl, C. JavaScript, XML. XPath. XSLT. XMPP. OpenSRF. Apache. Mod_perl. For Evergreen installations, it is recommended to use the latest stable version of a supported Linux distribution.
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Open Source ILS that works well Date: Sep 13 2021
Summary: ILS are steep learning curves, so the cons of this don't hold it back in any meaningful way. The robust open source abilities carry it far.
Positive: Having a web-based ILS means that it can be accessed by our staff anywhere on any system. This makes deployment incredibly easy, MARC work easy, and any work out in the stacks a breeze. It is a robust and powerful ILS that has open source functionality for deep customization.
Negative: The ability to pull reports is an incredibly chaotic system that seems unnecessarily busy. Back end is incredibly robust, but finding the features you need can be difficult.
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