[Koha] The University of hte South Pacific Library - seeking information on koha
King, Fred
Fred.King at Medstar.net
Wed Sep 20 01:21:59 NZST 2017
A few comments on Zeno's comments:
> >2. Can Koha be installed in a Windows environment?
> No. You need to use Linux
The system itself needs to be installed on a Linux server, but the catalog and staff interfaces are browser-based, so you can use Windows or any other OS. Unlike the system we migrated from, there isn't separate staff software that has to be installed on staff computers.
>6. Does Koha have Predictive text searching?
>7. Does Koha include an eRM module?
>8. Does Koha have a Mobile Interface and Circulation for Android or iOS or HTML5 Browsers)
>9. Does Koha have a Digital Asset Management System?
...and a few other questions.
As someone (sorry--I can't remember who) said, anything is possible in Koha if you're willing to pay for it. Koha is user-driven, and anything contributed becomes part of the general release. If you want a feature, you can build it or hire someone to build it. All right, probably not ANYTHING, but pretty close.
Fred King
Medical Librarian, MedStar Washington Hospital Center
fred.king at medstar.net
202-877-6670
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