Sipity, long the envy of the Hydra community, has support for multiple, configurable complex workflows. At it's heart is a state machine, which allows users with certain roles to take actions which trigger notifications, and custom code. I'll demonstrate how we've brought this to CurationConcerns. This is a partial audio recording of the session. and A lightning talk presentation at Hydra Connect 2016 described thus
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Connect 2016, Hydra, Curation Concerns, and Lightning talk
Using agile for more accurate proposals - Aaron Collier New Tools for NU, A combined slide pack containing the lightning talks presented at Samvera Connect 2019. Deploying a custom Hyrax on Azure with Terraform and Kubernetes from a standing start - Julie Allinson Controlled Vocabulary Options in Hyrax - Julie Hardesty Scholarsphere is Dead, Long Live Scholarsphere! - Adam Wead Work Estimation Records, and Elixir, Broadway, Phoenix, and GraphQL - Michael B Klein Hyku Open Source Institutional Repository Development partnership awarded $1M Arcadia grant to improve open scholarship infrastructure - Brian Hole Showcasing & Connecting Women in Technology - Robin Ruggaber Iterating on a Hiring Process - Jeremy Friesen
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Lightning talk, Samvera, and Connect 2019
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Samvera Community
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Klein, Michael B, Collier, Aaron, Wead, Adam, Ruggaber, Robin, Hardesty, Juliet L, Allinson, Julie, Friesen, Jeremy, and Hole, Brian
