Ex Libris Alma CCEU, Shanghai, December 12 2013 Jørgen Madsen, Solutions Architect, Asia Pacific 1 Agenda • Why Alma? • Status in a few numbers • A look at the system itself • Customer experiences Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 2 Architecture The Current Resource Silos Challenges Duplicate Data Duplicate Workflows Print Materials Electronic Materials Digital Materials Silo 1 Silo 2 Silo 3 Architecture Efficiency: Unified Resource Management Unified Data Unified Workflows Fulfillment Metadata Management Acquisitions Unified Management Selection Multi-Tenancy – Why Should You Care? No customer is left behind when the software is updated Vendor-managed updates (they are “automatic”) Simple matter of economies of scale Stronger security than on-premise Ample excess capacity available to whoever needs it Share resources, data, reports, templates etc. Easily benchmarks against peers New features in weeks not years Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 5 Customizations & Integrations must work in the new version Relentless on Security – a Multi-Dimensional Approach Physical Infrastructure Network Application Data Identity & Access Control Business Continuity Monitoring & Incident Mgmt Human Resources Compliance & Audit Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 24/7 security, biometric authentication, video surveillance, authorized personnel Hardening, change management procedures , patch management, password policy Vulnerability scans, Intrusion Prevention System (IPS), TSL/SSL encrypted communication Security Development Lifecycle (SDL), Penetration tests, OWASP Top10 Data isolation (Oracle VPD), encryption, media sanitization (DoD 5220.22-M) SSO, S/LDAP, SAML/Shibboleth, Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) High availability, database cluster, storage redundancy, frequent snapshots, offsite backups, 24x7 HUB 24x7 monitoring, Chief Security Officer (CSO), security breach notification Security awareness training, confidentiality agreements, adherence to regulations ISO 27001, SSAE-16 , EU Safe Harbor, Data processing agreements, independent audit 6 Alma Deploys in Months Not Years… Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 7 A few numbers Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 8 Alma is One Year Old ! Alma is live at 36 institutions worldwide and an additional 56 institutions are in implementation phase 300 institutions (including 5 consortia) 100+ institutions switching from non-Ex Libris ILS From very small to very large libraries 12 countries worldwide Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 9 Alma in numbers Alma customers on Times World's Top 200 Universities 21 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 11 Alma in action Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 12 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 13 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 14 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 15 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 16 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 17 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 18 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 19 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 20 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 21 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 22 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 23 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 24 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 25 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 26 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 27 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 28 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 29 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 30 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 31 Now let’s do an end-to-end workflow to see the true power of the system... 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We did: • Selection • Acquisitions • E-resource management • ”Cataloging” of 35,938 records • Link resolving and access And we did it in five minutes within a single system... Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 57 A few other things in Alma Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 58 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 59 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 60 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 61 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 62 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 63 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 64 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 65 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 66 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 67 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 68 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 69 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 70 Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 71 We didn’t talk about: • • • • • • • • • • • • Circulation, fines and fees User management Receiving and invoicing System configuration SIP2, NCIP, Z39.50 Data importa and export EDI Global batch changes Transit of material Consortium support Resource sharing and ILL And many, many other things It is all there and a fully integrated part of the system. Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 72 What are customers saying? Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 73 What are customers experiencing? Before Alma: 10 – 12 steps After Alma: 5 steps total Another Example of Cost Efficiencies Total number of individual staff steps reduced by over 60% E-resources available to end-users 10+ days sooner Key Elements to the Value of Alma “Libraries need to perform core services more efficiently.” John Unsworth, CIO Brandeis University More Efficient “Libraries need to extend support for new services and initiatives.” More Effective Tabzeera Dosu, Dean of Libraries California State University at Sacramento “Libraries need better access to data for decision making and external accountability.” More Visible Jack Ammerman, AUL Boston University What does SaaS mean in practice? • Significantly lower TCO • No in-house operation cost • Benefit from the community • Ease of implementation and ongoing updates • High security and failover mechanisms • Trust 84 Thank You Ex Libris Ltd., 2013 - Internal and Confidential 85 85