Monthly Archives: July 2008

Adam Franco and Hector Vila attended OpeniWorld in Lyon France.  Adam gave a presentation “Outside-In: Application interoperability using an OSID-based framework” which demonstrated real-time software interoperability between the Segue, Concerto, and LibraryFind applications made possible using the O.K.I. OSIDs (Open Service Interface Definitions) and OAI-PMH (Protocol for Metadata Harvesting) standards.  Hector presented a paper entitled “Unfinished Business: How Technology Has (Not?) Changed our Relationship(s) to the Humanities“.

The Open Knowledge Initiative (O.K.I.) is using Segue v2 to power their new community site.  This seems fitting since Segue v2 makes extensive use of many of O.K.I. open service interface definitions (OSIDs).  The new site is hosted by CommonNeed.