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Automation Survey
I am conducting a survey on library automation trends. The survey aims to measure how well libraries are satisfied with thier automation systems and the companies or other organizations that support them. It also attempts to get some indication of whether libraries are looking favorably on open source software for their automation system.
I've created instructions on how to complete the survey.
I am hoping to get a very large response to this survey. I will publish the results of the study in an upcoming article, provided I get enough responses to ensure its validity.
Marshall Breeding Aug 9, 2007 09:55:29 Link to this thread
I've gotten a number of reports where persons are not seeing the "Complete Automation Survey" botton when they get to the "details" page for thier library. The issue involves being logged into the site. If something happens to break your login session, the button doesn't show. If this happens to you, just log back into the site and you should then see the survey button. Please feel free to contact me if you have any difficulties.
Marshall Breeding Aug 14, 2007 10:07:43
I'm very glad that you are asking these questions, and I look forward to seeing the results. Thank you for undertaking this project.
Linda Culberson Aug 29, 2007 14:32:54