[Web4lib] Joomla

[Jorge Serrano Cobos]

Hi there:

Something hard to see is a deep integration between CMS and ILS. Hardly we
can see some "branding" integration, using similar templates, but normally
you click on "catalog" and you go off the library site templates, even to a
different domain.

And of course, I can´t find any integration between features created with
CMS and the ILS contents, for instance integration between "events" like
"interview with X author" and "works by X author from our catalog", or
"library physical map" and catalog, etc. Any?

We would love to find a client willing to deeply integrate Joomla / Drupal
and ILS, like Koha.

Do you want to innovate? Talk with us! ;-)

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On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 6:55 PM, Duncan, James <Duncan_J at cde.state.co.us>wrote:

> An earlier post about Joomla made me remember a report I saw last
> spring, comparing key CMSs. Here's a blog post on the topic from
> techsoup: http://blog.techsoup.org/node/759 which then features the link
> to the full report.
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> You might also consider an option of a managed solution, like Plinkit,
> which runs on top of Plone. For more information about organizations
> that may provide Plinkit services for your area, see
> http://www.plinkit.org/ Note the Plinkit partners list, which gives some
> indication for coverage...
>
> Jim Duncan, Director
> Networking & Resource Sharing Unit
> Colorado State Library
> Web: http://www.coloradostatelibrary.org/
> LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/newbreedlibrarian
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