We’re excited to welcome Rob Kaufman to the new role of Technical Coordinator for the Hyrax and Hyku platforms. This role provides essential technical leadership and coordination at a moment when many institutions are facing funding constraints, and reliance on Hyrax and Hyku infrastructure continues to grow.
The Samvera Community is pleased to announce Christine Peterson Consulting as its newest Samvera Service Provider Partner, strengthening the community’s collaborative network of libraries, service providers, and technologists dedicated to open source repository solutions.
The Private Academic Library Network of Indiana (PALNI) and the Partnership for Academic Library Collaboration and Innovation (PALCI) are pleased to announce a new partnership with Invest in Open Infrastructure (IOI) to strengthen the long-term sustainability of Hyku, the open-source digital repository platform. Through this project, the Hyku for Consortia team—along with key stakeholders in the Samvera Hyku Community and IOI—will support the development of a co-investment and community decision-making model designed to ensure the Hyku platform remains robust, community-driven, and financially sustainable.
Types of Applications powered by Samvera Community technology solutions
Samvera is a vibrant, highly active community including more than 30 Partners who formally support our work and development. Working together, members of the Samvera Community create sustainable repository solutions based on a common infrastructure, allowing the flexibility to tailor solutions to local demands and workflows. This provides the foundation for both highly customized, extensible repositories as well as turn-key solutions that allow adopters to get up and running quickly.
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