Systems
and Technology Services
Desktop Support Group | Production
Services Group
Our
mission is to provide for the Libraries’ technology
needs by
•
supporting hardware and software deployed throughout
the Libraries for use by staff and patrons
• providing technology training
• advising staff on potential uses of technology
in support of their work
• tracking emerging technologies
• communicating and collaborating with MIT’s Information Systems.
Mailing address:
Systems and Technology Services
Building E25-131
77 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, MA 02139
for
more information:
Nina Davis-Millis, Head, Systems and Technology Services
617.253.5652 | ninadm@mit.edu
The
Desktop Support Group
•
provides technical support to library staff
• oversees the maintenance of all staff and public
computers
• supports
a variety of non-Unix servers and other centralized services
Its
members are:
Pamela
Nicholas, Library Technology Consultant
617.253.1612 | pmn@mit.edu
Tim
Rix , Library Technology Consultant
617.258.5009 | ter@mit.edu
Noel
Atkins, Local Technology Expert
617.258.9776 | 10-500 | natkins@mit.edu
Olimpia
Estela Caceres-Brown, Local
Technology Expert
617.253.5680 | 14S-134 | olimpia@mit.edu
James
Eggleston, Local
Technology Expert
617.253.4426 | 14S-200 | jceggles@mit.edu
Miguel
Rivera, Local Technology
Expert
617.253.1782 | 14E-210B | mrivera@mit.edu
David Rodenhiser, Local Technology Expert
617.253.3240 | 7-238 | pywaket@mit.edu
The
Production Services Group
Includes
staff dedicated to technology-based projects and
services
Its
members are:
V. Alex Brennen, UNIX Systems Administrator
617.253.9327 | vab@mit.edu
Marion
Leeds Carroll, Web Assistant
781.646.9115 (617.253.9369) | mlcar@mit.edu
•
assists in the creation of web pages, web graphics, and
site development.
• helps train staff on the application of web style
guidelines and the use of Dreamweaver.
• helps to maintain the public and staff web sites
and update links.
Mark
Diggory, DSpace Systems Manager
617.715.2119 | mdiggory@mit.edu
As
Systems/Production Manager for DSpace@MIT, Mark oversees
all production issues with the MIT DSpace installation,
including the evaluation of MIT community requirements
for new features and functionality. Based on this analysis,
Mark works with the Systems and Technology Services team
and the Digital Library Research
Group to integrate new
services on the DSpace@MIT product. As well, this work
includes involvement in the larger DSpace
Federation, working
to coordinate and participate in new development considered
advantageous to needs of the MIT community.
Sands Fish, Application Programmer
617.253.2048 | sands@mit.edu
- develops
and enhances MIT Libraries applications and web sites.
- works to evolve the DSpace@MIT implementation, as
well as
contributing to the development of the DSpace product.
Nicole
Hennig, Web Manager and Usability Specialist
617.253.9367 | hennig@mit.edu
•
manages the public web site for all libraries and units
of the MIT Libraries.
• provides information architecture consulting,
web-authoring training, and directs usability testing
for web-related projects in the libraries.
Carl
Jones, Enterprise Systems Manager
617.253.1618 | carlj@mit.edu
•
serves as a resource to the MIT Libraries in the areas
of project analysis and project management.
• provides
technical expertise to library projects, and performs
detailed analysis of projects that have technological
components.
• as
a senior member of the Technology Services Department
and resident technology expert, advises the department
head on technological issues.
Christine Moulen, Library Systems Manager
617.253.0757 | orbitee@mit.edu
• supports
and maintains the Barton system
William
Reilly, Technology Project Manager
617.253.5716 | wreilly@mit.edu
- manages grant projects and other technology-dependent
projects that the Libraries define as high priorities.
Rich
Wenger, Systems
Programmer
617.253.0035 | rwenger@mit.edu
•
supports Unix and Solaris servers
• develops and maintains Aleph Oracle applications
and other library systems
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