Becoming a Lean Library

<p>Introduction </p> <p>Organizing library systems: A brief history and overview of typical library systems and technical services </p> <p>Pull vs. Push - Lessons from Lean Manufacturing </p> <p>Build-measure-learn as an OODA Loop: Understanding the lean start-up's build-measure-learn loop and its application to libraries as a learning organization </p> <p>Innovation accounting and Francis Taylor: Gathering feedback on library projects through improved metrics </p> <p>Defining hypotheses and managing complexity: Identify hypotheses in library services and projects to help improve outcomes in complex environments </p> <p>Actionable metrics from patron activity: Using library patron activity to drive decisions </p> <p>Pivoting with technology change: Recognizing and implementing a pivot in library services based on technological changes</p> <p>DevOps as a lean strategy: Explains the DevOps (Development and Operations) approach in corporations as a lean strategy for library systems and technical services </p>