2024-09-10 All Chairs Meeting notes
Attendees
Sarah Lindsey, OT Chair
Tammy Guziejka, Acquisitions Operations Subteam chair
TJ Kao, Resource Management Operations Subteam chair
Catherine Busselen, RM vice-chair
Sandra Farfan-Gracia, Fulfillment Operations Subteam chair
Jharina Pascual, E-Resources Operations Subteam chair
Jared Campbell, Discovery Operations Subteam chair
Zoe Tucker, Discovery vice-chair!
Caitlin Nelson, SILS Operations Center at CDL representative
Kristen Van Vliet – Resource Sharing Subteam Chair
Dawson Kelly, incoming RS vice chair!
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1 | (STANDING ITEM) Subteam Roundup | Check-in on OSTs - capture any shared issues or cross-team task or anything you think we should know | 5 | Team | Acq: Laura will be the chair starting in October and Tammy will be VC. | ||
2 | Questions from Slack | FYI on anything quick that came up | 5 | Team | n/a |
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3 | OT / LG updates | Inform on salient issues from OT and LG | 5 | Sarah | OT: Will be taking on the thought work for “new” groups. Part of the reason these new groups are being proposed is to have expert members from across functions. |
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4 | Workplan review | Fulfillment | 5 | Sandra | FF: meet every other week; I didn’t create the official workplan, I inherited it!
eRes: The software in our module works as promised, so Ex Libris would want us to start from scratch within their paradigm, and as an institution with a long history that’s not feasible. Disc: We have a short list of things we wanted to work on this year, and we’re taking a new approach of letting people self-select into small groups to work on. Acq: We talked about our workplan for the first time in a long time, and it was energizing! I’m hoping we can focus on some deliverables this year. RS: We also utilize subgroups and that really works for us, so if there’s a new project we’ll usually have a small group test it out and see if it’s worth all doing it collectively - we’ll move forward with the full group if it’s viable in the small group. It may be hard for the OT to identify who might be interested in joining these new teams. There is value in making a small team with expertise and only bringing in the people who have that skill and bringing it back to a larger team. How do we balance serving on OSTs AND other groups - how do we not overwhelm people. How do we expand out and bring people in? Are there people on campus who could be brought in / grown in? OA needs to be a separate team of ongoing work. EIMP could be a sub-part of RMOST in theory. But also we’d need to pull in from discovery team. |
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5 | Expanded NZ Access | Discussion of each OST reaction - share ideas as appropriate | 15 | Team |
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6 | “New” teams for “new” work | Discussion about how to advocate for new work | 15 | Team | New work will always come up - we have to have a process to evaluate the work we do so that we can do high value work. What does that look like?
RS: “What are we going to work on” tends to be stuff that’s vital to our services. So we know that we need software that works; we know we need stats to give to UCOP so we pursue options there. RM: We need to provide certain services, so anything that affects production services takes importance; other times it’s personal passion plus collaborative investment to improve efficiencies in an area. Especially things that can be improved by one campus making benefit for the consortium. |
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7 | Wrap up | Review actions and decisions | 5 | Team |
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8 | Parking Lot | Capture important topics for future discussion | 5 |
| How to run |
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| Total | 50 minutes |
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