PIM DIA Reader

Posted on: June 10th, 2015 by akovacstapai
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The Petőfi Literary Museum Digital Literary Academy is digitizing and publishing the works of the prominent figures of Hungarian contemporary literature. Those who are interested, by downloading and installing the PIM DIA application, can read the works included in the database on their mobile phones. Users can read the texts of the database on mobile devices by downloading the PIM DIA Reader mobile application. On the interface one can look for authors and book titles, can read literary works in mobile optimised layout and can use bookmarks. When digital books are borrowed, content is also available offline. The app works with epub format (meaning that the book is downloaded on the device with reduced size), and a timestamp automatically eliminates the loaned status after 2 weeks.

MOME Design portal

Posted on: September 7th, 2013 by akovacstapai

    After a long preparation in the Library of the Moholy-Nagy University of Arts, the institutional repository called DesignPortal was launched in 2013, which implements the collection and publication of digital content created at the University, its content and thematic processing, and its long-term preservation. The project required innovative solutions from the developers, as the content created at the University includes a wide variety of works: from ceramic design to applications for smartphones to animated films, the range of documents that can be uploaded can range. In the first phase, the uploading of diploma theses, doctoral dissertations, and animated films began, and a year later, a database of faculty creators and publications, as well as a common search engine, were completed. At the same time, functions not closely related to the repository have been developed: in addition to librarians, students, consultants, opponents, diploma committee members and education secretaries are also involved in the work.

    The National Document Supply System

    Posted on: February 11th, 2011 by akovacstapai
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    The ODR (The National Document Supply System) is the centre of library services and has been operating since 1998. The system aims at making document service fully available to patrons of registered libraries in it. Such institutions are the national library, special libraries, state university libraries and county libraries. Besides inter library loan services, the ODR includes the location catalog of library documents, as well.

    Within the frames of a TÁMOP project, in 2010-2011 our company developed and successfully launched a new system which enhanced the communication and cooperation between the libraries. New functions such as invoicing, statistics, workflow planning and monitoring were introduced. After the second phase of development, inter library loan requests became available for patrons as well through the online surface, where the status of each loan request can be tracked.

    Hungarian National Shared Catalogue (MOKKA)

    Posted on: January 10th, 2011 by akovacstapai

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    MOKKA is the shared catalogue of the Hungarian national, scientific, academic libraries, and the institutions (county and city libraries) providing central services. Its main scope is the elimination of redundant cataloging practices. Libraries can both upload and download their bibliographic records, which are deduplicated by MOKKA – thus the final result of such a process is a standard, coherent register for Hungarian libraries. The bibliographic database includes more than 4 million records from 67 library collections. The project development phase included the process of metadata harvesting and the creation of search and retrieval functions. The National Document Supply System has integrated to the database more than 10 million record items together with loan status information. The project also included the development of inter library loan tools and library register workflows. Currently the system is managing 10 000 requests quarterly.