Enterprise
Scholarly
Systems
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Benefits
IU’s
Enterprise
Scholarly
Systems
(ESS)
initiative
is
a
new
collaborative
effort
amongst
the
libraries
at
IU
Bloomington
and
IUPUI
in
.
Indianapolis
and
IU’s
central
IT
organization,
University
Information
Technology
Services.
Implemented
as
a
virtual
organization
spanning
all
Developers
spend
more
time
three
entities,
the
goal
is
to
create
an
enterprise
repository
infrastructure
for
IU’s
eight
campuses
based
on
Hydra
and
Fedora.
on
development
and
less
time
IUB/IUPVI
Libraries
roles:
f
-
Software
development
on
infrastructure
-
User
support
and
consultation
Better
policy
compliance
-
Research
and
development
i
UITS
roles:
Disaster
Recovery
and
-
Production
hosting
of
Fedora
and
associated
services
Business
Continuity
-
Production
hosting
of
Hydra
heads
Improved
Monitoring
and
-
Online
and
preservation
storage
HydraDAM2
Avalon
Security
CBRC
with
WGBH
o
Central
Funding
of
Storage
Boston
Audio-Video
Easier
integration
with
other
Center
for
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Paged
Medi
Biological
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.
Media
enterprise
IT
services
aged
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Digital
Preservation
Presentation
Leverage
consistent
Hydra-in-a-Box
PuMPkin
Research
Repository
including
infrastructure
across
Collections
Asynchronous
CAMDUSES
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developers
Based
on
Plum
from
Storage
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on
general
Princeton
University
Based
on
Sufia
7
HyBox
code
and
Mediated
Deposit
Potential
Services
e
Shared
Services
across
multiple
campuses
e
Virtual
Services
using
Docker
to
replicate
applications
s
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supported
Exhibits
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