OhioLINK libraries, including Saint Mary Seminary Bruening-Marotta Library, have reached an extraordinary milestone with the successful upgrade of the shared system software that supports teaching, learning, and research for Ohio higher education. As the culmination of more than two years of planning and collaboration, OhioLINK is now fully operational on the state-of-the-art Ex Libris Alma/Primo VE system. “This significant investment in Ohio’s digital infrastructure ensures that students and faculty at all OhioLINK member institutions benefit from faster, smarter, and more integrated access to scholarly materials,” said Mike Duffey, chancellor of the Ohio Department of Higher Education.
OhioLINK libraries have reached an extraordinary milestone with the successful upgrade of shared system software to support teaching, learning, and research for Ohio higher education. The on-time and on-budget project was the culmination of more than two years of planning and collaboration, encompassing the migration of more than a million titles.
The entire OhioLINK consortium, composed of 115 libraries at 86 four-year and two-year institutions of higher education across Ohio, is now fully operational on the state-of-the-art Ex Libris Alma/Primo VE system.
“This significant investment in Ohio’s digital infrastructure ensures that students and faculty at all OhioLINK member institutions benefit from faster, smarter, and more integrated access to scholarly materials,” said Mike Duffey, chancellor of the Ohio Department of Higher Education, which funded the project and oversees OhioLINK as part of the Ohio Technology Consortium. “This modern, scalable platform will connect seamlessly with the learning environment to lower student costs, enhance academic outcomes, and support ongoing innovation in teaching and research.”
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